DAILY NEWS Stream – August 2, 2025

Scientists reveal the most detailed images yet of “pink raindrops” falling on the Sun’s outer layer, captured using powerful telescope upgrades in California [US] (Tuổi Trẻ)

Supreme Master Ching Hai (vegan) shares the following reply from the Sun King: “The pink raindrop is not rain. It is the plasma changed color, which reduced heat from sunflares. This is caused by world people’s prayers to the LORD to stop the sun storm, but it can't be completely stopped, as this special plan had been set since fifty years ago! By the way: the Fourth Spiritual Level population in the Sun is 76,525.”

Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen thanks US President Trump for helping save “tens of thousands” of lives by mediating peace with Thailand. He also thanked Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim for leading peace talks, China for supporting negotiations, and all nations that backed the ceasefire (VnExpress)

Jordan and the United Arab Emirates drop 25 metric tons of food and humanitarian aid into Gaza (The National)

US President Trump orders federal agencies to protect religious expression in the government workplace, ensuring federal workers can: + Display Bibles, crucifixes, or mezuzahs on their desks. + Pray in groups while off-duty. + Invite colleagues to church. + Speak about their religious beliefs, even to the public, without fear of reprisal (Fox News)

US Secret Service debuts armored vehicle “Golf Force One” to protect President Trump while He plays His favorite sport, boosting His security with ballistic protection support (Fox News)

US: Liberal comedian Bill Maher admits he was wrong about President Trump on tariffs as global stocks reach record highs and America’s economy thrives (New York Post)

HCM City [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] police warn bank users against scam text messages offering rewards but hiding links that steal login info or install bad software to drain money from phones (Người Lao Động)

Mongolia reports 10 measles deaths and over 100 hospitalizations, including children. Officials advise parents to protect their children by getting them two doses of the measles vaccine (NewKerala.com)

Deadly lung infection Legionnaires’ disease is spreading in New York City [US]; officials warn hot and humid weather fuel the bacteria’s spread (DailyMail)

India: Monsoons cause a surge in hepatitis A and E cases in the capital New Delhi due to unsafe water, poor sanitation, and lack of vaccination awareness (The Times of India)

Mandi town [India]: Flash floods kill 3 people and block major highways, stranding vehicles and halting rescue operations amid heavy rainfall (The Indian Express)

Pindaya Township [Myanmar]: Flash floods kill 6 people and destroy 8 homes (The Star)

Eastern Romania: Flooding kills 3 elderly victims and forces hundreds to flee after heavy rains damage homes across 25 villages (Reuters)

Experts warn about one-third of US lightning injuries happen indoors, so experts say avoid these 4 things during a storm: 1) Showers 2) Faucets

3) Plugged-in devices 4) Windows Being outdoors is even more dangerous; seek safe shelter, ideally before the storm arrives (24h.com.vn)

Bulgaria: Nearly 100 wildfires erupt, destroying homes and forests near the Pirin Mountains and forcing evacuations in towns like Simitli (Reuters)

Beijing and Hebei [China]: At least 30 people dead as record-breaking rain and flooding unleash landslides, power outages, and mass evacuations (The Guardian)

Sukhothai and Phrae [Thailand]: Floods submerge homes under 2–3 meters of water, prompting evacuation orders (The Nation)

Portugal and Spain battle multiple wildfires fueled by drought and heat, shutting tourist sites and forcing evacuations (Reuters)

Heatwave blankets southeast US with highs over 100ºF [37.8ºC], putting more than 100 million people under heat risk alerts and triggering historic temperature records in Florida (The New York Times)

Report finds US weather disasters caused US$93 billion in damage in the first half of 2025, as climate change makes fires, floods, and storms more severe (NBC News)

Scientists discover a new potentially habitable exoplanet, L 98-59 f, located 35 light-years away. It may support alien life because it receives a similar amount of energy from its star as Earth does from the Sun, and it lies within its star’s habitable zone (24h.com.vn)

Charity group Tzu Chi South Africa will host a vegetarian fair in Bedfordview [South Africa] on Sunday, August 24, 2025, featuring plant-based food, games, and prizes (Bedfordview and Edenvale News)

City University of Hong Kong’s outreach program trains veterinarians in pet-person care, using a “One Health” model tying together animal and human well-being (City University of Hong Kong)

US nonprofit Animal Rescue Corps saves 21 animal-people from a filthy backyard breeder in Portland [Tennessee, US]; the dog-, pig-, chicken-, and cat-individuals all are recovering (NewsBreak)

Johnson County [US] emergency crews rescue a man and kittens from a carbon monoxide leak at a kitten rescue in Lenexa. The officers urge installing carbon monoxide alarms to prevent future incidents (KMBC)

Australia: Conservation dog-people save elusive, endangered platypus-persons by surfing on paddleboards to sniff out their burrows, helping track the endangered species without disturbing sensitive habitats (Good Good Good)

Two-legged Chihuahua dog-person Champ saves his guardian’s life in Georgia [US], alerting him to a heart attack just in time for emergency help to arrive (People)

Venerable Buddhist nuns teach how to keep your mouth shut to avoid bad karma. Avoid these 4 harmful speech patterns: 1) Gossip 2) Harsh words 3) Lies 4) Frivolous, unnecessary talk These obstruct enlightenment and create negative karma. Mindful speech is essential for good spiritual practice and inner peace (Bồ Đề Tâm Nguyện)

Canadian psychic medium and channeler Ginette Biro shares her 2019 near-death experience while getting surgery. As the anesthesia took effect, her soul instantly left her body.

Ginette found herself walking on lush grass beside her deceased grandmother. Everything was vivid and rich with detail. They arrived at a picnic-like gathering where souls from her current and past lives greeted her warmly, resuming conversations as if no time had passed.

Her grandmother then led her to a white room— the “room of the blueprints”— where Ginette met her Soul Council. Through the window, she saw galaxies forming. Her life blueprint was unrolled on a whiteboard table, showing a glowing, shimmering line— proof she was still alive. She underwent a life review and was asked whether she wanted to return or stay. Inspired by her love for her family and the reverence her higher Self felt for human life, she chose to return.

Ginette was allowed to modify parts of her soul’s blueprint, removing several “fuses” or key destiny points, including one related to chronic illness.

As she confirmed her return, she heard nurses speaking in the recovery room. Her spirit re-entered her body. With unusual clarity, she asked a nurse to write down four key phrases to help her remember the experience. Days later, reading them triggered a vivid recall.

The experience reshaped Ginette’s view of life as a journey shaped not by fate, but by choice. She says life’s events are not punishments but opportunities for growth, and how we react to them determines where we go in this life and the next (NDE Diary)

Insightful quote of the day: “We choose our joys and sorrows long before we experience them.” — Khalil Gibran