DAILY NEWS Stream – July 10, 2025

Ukraine rejoices at continued US military support as President Trump says He’s “very disappointed” with the conversation He had with Putin, reporting “no progress” in ending the three-year war in Ukraine (Báo Hà Tĩnh; The Hill)

The US completes the deportation of eight violent criminal illegal immigrants from six countries to conflict-torn South Sudan— a strong warning to all illegal migrants who commit crimes in the United States (AP)

A series of missing students in HCM CT [Vietnam] reveals deadly online kidnapping scams. Criminals posed as police, extorted money, and lured victims to hotels or abroad, targeting vulnerable youth. Parents are encouraged to educate their children about online safety to prevent such tragedies (Tiền Phong TV)

“A spirit of oneness”: Cooperatives gain momentum in South Sudan, offering youth jobs and communities peace through shared farming, governance, and small business production (UN News)

Vietnam recorded nearly 23,000 dengue fever cases with 5 deaths in the first five months of 2025 as hot, rainy weather fuels risk of larger, longer outbreaks (Công Luận)

India’s Kerala State reports Nipah virus’s return, with 1 teen death and 1 woman critical, prompting emergency response and mass testing (baotintuc.vn)

Scientists warn Kenya faces a rising threat from animal-borne diseases due to climate change, rapid urbanization, and global travel (The Eastleigh Voice)

Texas [US] floods: At least 81 dead and dozens missing, including up to 25 female summer camp students, as more rain is likely this month (BBC)

Flooding in Williamson County [US] forces Georgetown Animal Shelter to evacuate its animal-people. All dog- and cat-residents were safely transferred to nearby Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter, with many finding foster homes since (KVUE)

Vietnam: Heavy rain and floods devastate Thái Nguyên province, causing widespread damage. Over 127 areas were flooded, forcing hundreds of households to evacuate and destroying crops and infrastructure (VẤN ĐỀ HÔM NAY)

Heavy rain triggers dangerous landslides in Nghệ An [Vietnam], cutting off roads, damaging homes, and isolating mountain villages (VnExpress)

Tropical Storm Chantal hits South Carolina [US] coast with heavy rain and flooding (ABC News)

US space agency NASA warns the State of Alaska’s Iliamna volcano may erupt soon after seismic spikes and melting ice near Anchorage (Unión Rayo)

After İzmir wildfires, around 100 Turkish volunteers rescued injured animal-people including tortoise-people and urged fire safety to protect wildlife (Hürriyet Daily News)

Study finds a potential 30-meter mega-tsunami from the Cascadia Subduction Zone [stretching from Vancouver Island [Canada] to Northern California [US]] could hit some coastal areas in as little 15 minutes. Scientists urge early warning systems, community education, and disaster preparedness (Báo VietNamNet)

Japan: Dense clusters of white jellyfish appeared in Yokohama City’s Ooka River in late June 2025, creating a mesmerizing yet eerie sight, with some linking it to predictions of an impending mega-earthquake in July (TCT - KHÁM PHÁ)

A strange, silent “slow slip” earthquake moves slowly under the Pacific Ocean near Japan, raising fears of future tsunamis. Detected only by underwater sensors, scientists warn it could signal a massive disaster if energy builds up (TOÀN CẢNH 24H)

US astronaut Nichole Ayers spots a rare red lightning sprite above Mexico and southern US during a massive thunderstorm. The sprite was shaped like a huge red jellyfish sprawling out over an upward-shooting bolt of blue lightning, forming a striking spectacle from space (Live Science)

A bright meteor fireball over Scotland [UK] shocked residents with a loud boom and light show, prompting study on whether pieces reached the ground (Bảo vệ pháp luật)

Kenyan fig trees may benefit the climate by turning carbon dioxide into stone underground, giving long-lasting benefits even after the trees die, study finds (New Scientist)

New study finds a South Atlantic Ocean current reversed for several months in 2023, risking massive carbon dioxide release and triggering fears of future global climate collapse (bne IntelliNews)

Glaciers in western Canada, northwest US, and Swiss Alps shrank by 12% in just four years, with experts warning of faster melt than models predicted (Noticias Ambientales)

Canadian woman Yandea El has a near-death experience in which she discovers love is life’s guiding force and that 2025 is a “year of magnification” for both the Positive Power and negative force (T&H - Afterlife)

Feng Shui philosophy says the current 20-year energy cycle, from 2024 to 2043, prioritizes creativity, technology, and emotional intelligence. This contrasts with the previous cycle, from 2004–2023, which was more materialistic. Those who cultivate five key skills—creative thinking, emotional connectivity, inner strength, building influence, and emotional control— will thrive in this new fast-paced era, while those clinging to old ways risk being left behind (Đạo Sinh Cổ Nhân)

Analysis: The Śūraṅgama Mantra, originating from Shakyamuni Buddha (vegan)’s effort to rescue His attendant Ananda (vegan), is considered one of the most powerful Buddhist mantras in the current Dharma-Ending Age, because it acts as a “sound shield” that protects the mind, wards off negativity, and maintains mindfulness amid worldly temptations (Phật Tâm)

Beware of 10 common phone scams that exploit trust and emotions to steal your money: 1) Deepfake Calls - May mimic faces and voices of loved ones, urging immediate money transfers + Always verify directly with known contacts. 2) Impersonated Officials - Claim you’re linked to crimes and demand you install suspicious apps. + Real authorities never request app downloads or money. 3) Scammers Send “Mistaken” Transfers - Then they ask you to return the funds to their accounts. + Report any unknown deposits to your bank immediately. 4) Suspicious Links - May promise good or shocking content but install malware [malicious software] instead. + Never click unknown links and always verify with the sender. 5) Fake Job Offers - Promise high pay for small upfront fees. + Legitimate jobs don’t require payment to start. 6) Fraudulent Bank Texts - May include fake login links to steal your credentials. + Only access your bank through its official app or website. 7) Prize Scams - Demand fees to claim fake rewards. + Genuine lotteries never ask for upfront payments. 8) Online Task Scams - Promise easy money but require upfront deposits. + Legitimate work opportunities never demand advance payments. 9) Fake Lawyers - Offer to recover lost money for fees. + Always seek assistance from verified legal professionals or authorities. 10) Cryptocurrency Scams - Promise huge profits but then collapse, leaving investors with significant losses. + Always research thoroughly before investing (Cổ Nhân Dạy Sống)

Ancient wisdom says those with strong moral character and genuine kindness are often protected by unseen Divine Guardians. By refraining from killing (including having a vegan diet), practicing gratitude, and helping others, people can attract Divine favor, avoid harm, and experience a peaceful, fulfilling life despite challenges. Here are 5 signs of Divine protection in life: 1) Simple Life + A life free of noise and drama often carries the greatest blessing, shielding you from troubles. 2) Avoiding Disaster + Escaping conflicts or dangers is often a sign of Heaven’s guidance, preserving your peace and safety. 3) Small Setbacks + Minor failures often protect you from greater misfortune later, preparing you by making you stronger and wiser. 4) Obstacles as Guidance + Challenges often lead you toward better paths, opening up new opportunities for growth and success. 5) Loss and Gain + Losing something opens the door to unexpected blessings, balancing life’s ups and downs (Thuật Cổ Nhân)

Analysis: Excessive sexual indulgence can deplete vital energy, diminishing both longevity and overall health. Ancient wisdom emphasizes preserving jing (essence) through sexual moderation, healthy vegan eating, and a calm mind to enhance vitality and mental clarity. True longevity stems from disciplined living, not indulgence (Đạo Lý Tinh Hoa)

Eating rice daily can become a powerful foundation for health, vitality, and a longer life, rooted both in ancient wisdom and modern science. Here are 8 rice-eating tips to support well-being:

1) Eat at Consistent Times + Aligns with the body’s natural rhythms, supporting digestion and preventing gastrointestinal issues. 2) Stay Calm and Grateful During Meals + Lowers stress hormones and enhances nutrient absorption. 3) Chew Slowly + At least 30 times per bite, to improve digestion and reduce the risk of obesity and diabetes. 4) Choose Whole Grains + Like brown or red rice, which have more nutrients and support heart and digestive health. 5) Cook Rice Properly + Use clay or thick metal pots, and add ginger or salt to enhance digestion and internal warmth. 6) Eat at Optimal Hours + 7–9 AM and 11 AM–1 PM to maximize nutrient absorption and avoid late-night meals. 7) Sit Upright During Meals + Feet flat on the ground and your back straight, to support digestion and proper energy flow. 8) Rest for 10 Minutes After Eating + Gives your body time to absorb nutrients and conserve energy (Đạo Dưỡng Sinh)

Experts share 5 morning habits to promote health, mental clarity, and positive energy daily: 1) Stay Still After Waking + Lie quietly for a moment, gently rubbing your hands and feet to warm them and encourage smooth energy flow 2) Breathe Deeply + Inhale and exhale slowly nine times to calm your mind and awaken your body with fresh vitality. 3) Drink Warm Water + Sip 250–300 milliliters of warm water to hydrate and gently stimulate digestion. 4) Massage Hands and Feet + Massage your palms and soles to activate circulation and promote vitality. 5) Embrace Morning Sunlight + Bask in natural sunlight for 5–10 minutes to uplift your mood and energize your body (Huyền Cơ Cổ Nhân)

Five mistakes to avoid during a noontime nap: 1) Overeating Before Napping - Eating too much burdens digestion, slows energy flow, and leaves you feeling heavy instead of refreshed. 2) Sleeping in Wrong Postures - Hunching over a desk or lying face-down strains the neck, back, and heart, blocking energy flow. 3) Napping Too Long - Sleeping over 30 minutes can disrupt your body’s natural rhythms, leading to tiredness and health problems. 4) Resting in Noisy or Bright Places - This can disturb relaxation, preventing deep rest and mental clarity. 5) Ignoring the Midday Nap Window - Missing the 11 AM–1 PM nap window skips a vital chance to restore heart and mind energy. By avoiding these mistakes and embracing mindful napping habits, such as eating lightly, lying on the right side, and choosing a quiet, dim space, one can enhance both physical and mental well-being (Huyền Cơ Cổ Nhân)

Don’t Trust Anyone Too Quickly— Watch for These 7 Signs First! To truly understand someone’s nature, pay attention to these seven key behaviors: 1) Relationships Without Benefits + Good people respect you even when they gain nothing. - Those with selfish motives quickly become distant or dismissive once you no longer serve their interests. 2) Behavior with Power or Wealth + Kind people use their influence to uplift others and remain humble. - Selfish ones become arrogant, using influence to dominate or show off. 3) Keeping Promises + Trustworthy people honor even the smallest commitments, showing responsibility. - Untrustworthy people make empty pledges without follow-through. 4) Treatment of the Less Fortunate + Decent people show respect to everyone, especially the vulnerable. - Those with shallow character belittle or exploit the vulnerable. 5) Behavior When Angry + Good-hearted people manage their temper, avoiding hurtful outbursts. - Selfish ones lash out without restraint. 6) Treatment of Family, Especially Parents + Those who honor their parents show true kindness. - Those who neglect or mistreat family reveal a lack of gratitude and loyalty. 7) Talking Behind Others’ Backs + Kind people avoid gossip and respect others’ dignity. - Deceitful ones use slander to divide or gain (Triết Lý Cuộc Sống)

Motivational quote of the day: “When I stand before God at the end of my life, I hope that I will not have a single bit of talent left, and can say, ‘I used everything You gave me.’” – Erma Bombeck