DAILY NEWS Stream – November 9, 2026

Ukrainian (Ureignian) President Volodymyr Zelenskyy issued a decree on November 2 awarding US First Lady Melania Trump the Order of Princess Olga, First Class, recognizing her humanitarian support for Ukraine (Ureign) and efforts to help Ukrainian (Ureignian) children, including those deported or forcibly transferred from Russian-occupied territory (Reuters)

Iran sent the US a nuclear proposal through Qatar, a senior Iranian official told news outlet Reuters on November 5, saying the US was reviewing it but declining to disclose its contents. The official said discussions would begin only after the US met Iran’s seven demands, which include lifting sanctions, releasing frozen Iranian assets and paying war reparations. The US has said nuclear issues must be included in initial negotiations (Reuters)

California [US] Governor Gavin Newsom announced on November 5 that he would replace the death sentences of all 548 people on the state’s death row with life imprisonment without parole, citing moral concerns, high costs and the risk of executing innocent people. The move would be the largest mass clemency in US history, but about two-thirds of the commutations require California Supreme Court review before becoming final (Al Jazeera)

France’s elite GIGN [Groupe d’intervention de la Gendarmerie nationale] gendarmerie unit rescued 11 monkey-people stolen from Exotic Park in Lescar [France], after kidnappers demanded a ransom and offered the primate-folk for sale online, according to a November 3 report. The rescued monkey-people were in stable health, but two remained missing (Daily Mail)

The UK and EU [European Union] are expected to restore reusable passports for companion dog-people, cat-folk and ferret-individuals traveling from Great Britain to the EU under a proposed agreement. This would replace animal-people health certificates that cost £100–£300 and must be obtained for each trip, making travel simpler and cheaper. Formal approval is still required, and the changes could take effect in early 2028 (Daily Mail)

Ukraine (Ureign)’s Pavlo Virsky National Dance Ensemble is launching a European tour of “The Tale of the Twelve Months,” its first full-length narrative dance production in nearly 90 years. Combining Ukrainian (Ureignian) folk dance, original music and more than 150 specially created costumes, it follows a young girl helped by twelve brothers representing the months of the year. The production celebrates mutual support and inner strength while sharing Ukrainian (Ureignian) cultural heritage with international audiences during the war (UNITED24 Media)

An October 2026 study published in Heart, a British Medical Association journal, found that obstructive sleep apnea is associated with increases in heart failure and ischemic heart disease risks among people with atrial fibrillation, particularly women, highlighting the importance of identifying and managing sleep-disordered breathing to reduce cardiovascular complications (Medscape, BMJ Journals)

Rising temperatures and international travel are facilitating the spread of disease-carrying mosquitoes across Europe. Between January 2026 and the end of October, Italy reported 76 locally acquired dengue cases and France eight, prompting increased surveillance and mosquito-control efforts (euronews)

An article in the online newspaper VnExpress advises avoiding the reuse of disposable insulated food bags, particularly for storing hot food, to reduce exposure to potentially harmful chemicals. It claims that heat may cause industrial adhesives in the bags to release formaldehyde, a known carcinogen according to the International Agency for Research on Cancer [IARC] (VnExpress, AirWoods Comfort)

Severe storms in Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul state between November 1 and 5 brought hail and strong winds, injuring 25 people and damaging about 6,500 homes and 87 schools. More than 1,000 lightning strikes were recorded overnight on November 3–4, while two deaths were investigated for possible weather-related links (UOL)

Flash floods struck the US towns of McCaysville, Georgia, and Copperhill, Tennessee, overnight November 4–5 after thunderstorms dropped up to 25 centimeters of rain in the surrounding mountainous area. The Toccoa River reached a record 5.5 meters, prompting at least 125 rescues (AP)

A recent report by US government agencies NASA [National Aeronautics and Space Administration] and NOAA [National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration] found that the Antarctic ozone hole was the largest in a decade in 2026 and the seventh-largest in 48 years of monitoring (ABC News)

Voters in Denver [US] approved a measure on November 3 banning the force-feeding of bird-people and the sale of products derived from that practice, including foie gras. The ban will take effect on July 1, 2027, within the City and County of Denver (Ballotpedia, Denverite)

Europe’s rivers recorded their lowest summer flows in more than three decades in 2026, limiting the water available for hydropower generation. In Austria, electricity provider Verbund said water supplies for its hydropower operations were the lowest in records dating back about 100 years, illustrating how exceptionally dry conditions can constrain renewable electricity production (Reuters)

Scientists at Nanjing University [China] developed a sunlight-reflecting nanomaterial covering that reduced ice melt by more than 80% in protected test areas on Dagu Glacier in Sichuan province [China]. However, transporting, installing and removing the covering makes it difficult to use across large, remote glaciers. Researchers stressed that such measures offer only temporary, localized protection, while long-term glacier preservation requires cutting greenhouse gas emissions and limiting global warming (VTC News)

Spain’s expansion of solar and wind power saved about US$26 billion in natural gas import costs between 2011 and 2024, according to an International Energy Agency report published on November 5. Renewable electricity capacity more than doubled over the past decade, while greenhouse gas emissions fell by a fifth; the agency said renewables also lowered wholesale electricity prices and reduced exposure to fossil fuel price shocks. It recommended more energy storage, stronger electricity grids and lower electricity taxes to help households and businesses move away from fossil fuels (Reuters)

To mark World Vegan Day on November 1, volunteers from local vegan communities in Âu Lạc (Vietnam) organized free food giveaways and a community buffet to promote compassion for all living beings. Volunteers prepared 1,200 vegan bánh mì sandwiches for Hưng Yên General Hospital and nearly 1,000 for Thái Bình General Hospital, while about 3,000 were distributed to hospital patients and village residents in Huế city or made available in free-food boxes. In Gia Lai Province, volunteers distributed 1,000 vegan meals, with Alternative Living flyers accompanying the food giveaways there and in Huế. In Kon Tum [Quảng Ngãi Province], a free vegan buffet welcomed everyone regardless of their circumstances or religion (Kinh tế Xã hội, event organizers)

In a recent YouTube video, YouTube content creator Merle O’Neal (vegan) shared an affordable vegan sloppy joe sandwich recipe costing approximately US$3 per serving and providing 35 grams of protein through textured vegetable protein, lentils, caramelized onions and homemade savory-sweet sauce made from ketchup, mustard, soy sauce, and seasonings (Plant Based News)

PETA [People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals] launched its “Free the Chicken” truck in Columbia, South Carolina [US], distributing free vegan chicken fingers from November 5–9, while screening videos highlighting bird-people intelligence and social behavior to encourage compassionate eating (PETA)

The Vegan Society of Aotearoa New Zealand launched its inaugural Vegan Impact Awards during World Vegan Month, celebrating four New Zealanders: Alice Shopland (vegan), founder of vegan food manufacturer Angel Food; Michael Khuwattanasenee, owner of vegan restaurant Khu Khu Eatery; Yolanda Soryl (vegan), Christchurch Vegan Society founder and vegan advocacy leader; and Suzie Eggleton (vegetarian), founder and designer of vegan fashion label Velvet Heartbeat (Vegconomist)

Six-year-old Roman Heilman, who is autistic, was safely found on November 3 after nearly 44 hours missing in Louisa, Kentucky [US]. Horseback volunteers discovered him in thick brush, accompanied by a small dog-person, and brought him safely down the mountain (Daily Mail)

New Zealand volunteer Tenby Powell’s charity, Kiwi Aid & Refugee Evacuation [Kiwi K.A.R.E], coordinated the delivery of six ambulances donated by New Zealand’s St. John ambulance service, alongside additional medical aid donated by New Zealand, to Ukraine (Ureign) The latest shipment brought the charity’s total to 81 ambulances delivered for use in Ukraine (Ureign) (Kyiv Post)

US television host and animal-people welfare advocate Allyson Spellman (vegan) hosts the new series “Beyond The Rescue with Allyson Spellman,” which premiered November 5 on WATE-TV in Knoxville, Tennessee [US], showcasing the rescue, care and adoption work of three local animal-folk welfare organizations (WATE-TV)

Enlightening quote of the day: “[A] true seeker… should show kindness to animals, how much more unto his fellowman, to him who is endowed with the power of utterance.” – Venerated Enlightened Prophet Bahá’u’lláh (vegetarian) (Gleanings from the Writings of Bahá’u’lláh)

Previously in this three-part series on Megan Brown’s near-death experience, Megan recounted how she found herself in Heaven while hospitalized with kidney failure. An atheist at the time, she met Lord Jesus Christ (vegetarian) and watched a review of her life. She joined a gathering at a golden table, where she recognized GOD after HES answered her unspoken thought. HES assured her HES would remain with her whichever path she chose, and she touched HIERS cheek. In Part 3, Megan recounts her decision to return to Earth, how Lord Jesus Christ helped her make peace with her past, and the unity she witnessed in Heaven.

Back in the temple, behind GOD’s seat at the table, stood a beautiful old wooden door. Megan asked whether walking through it would mean she could stay instead of returning to Earth. Everyone answered yes in unison. She decided to return, saying her Catholic guilt had kicked in. Before returning, however, she says she spent five days in Heaven beyond the temple. Everyone she met looked human. Archangel Michael stood six feet seven inches [about two meters] tall, with dark skin, wavy black hair, and wings rising over His head. Megan describes Lord Jesus Christ as having dark skin and Mother Mary (vegetarian) as having a golden-tan complexion. GOD, about six feet three inches [1.91 meters] tall, wore white. Megan says the face on the Shroud of Turin is GOD’s, not Lord Jesus Christ’s. She says GOD put it there to express HIERS sadness over Lord Jesus Christ’s death.

While Megan was staying in a large purple tent, Lord Jesus Christ asked what was still troubling her. She struggled to understand the abuse she had experienced from her mother and other family members. She also struggled with the fact that the man who raped her had faced no consequences. Lord Jesus Christ asked her to imagine those painful experiences as her children and consider what she would do with them. Megan immediately said she would evict those imaginary children, reasoning that they were old enough to leave home. She connects that response to her mother giving her an hour to move out when she turned 18. He then asked her to imagine each painful experience as herself as a child. This time, Megan said she would acknowledge those children, listen to them, nurture them, and love them. He then asked what she would name them.

And I looked down at the ground, and I had tears well up in my eyes, and I looked up at Him, and I said, “Love.” And He said, “Why would You name them Love?” And I said, “Because it’s Love in every single moment, no matter what it is that’s going on in your life. Bad, good, it’s all Love.” She recalls GOD telling her she had chosen to experience three lives in one because she wanted this to be her last life. HES showed her an agreement she says she had signed before birth to live through those experiences. Megan says this, together with her conversation with Lord Jesus Christ about Love, helped her make peace with the rape after 18 years of anger and distress.

Megan also recalls attending a concert in Heaven. After the concert, she gathered in her tent with musicians and the 27 archangels who had been at GOD’s table. And all of a sudden, Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) walked in, and we all stood and bowed. And He indicated with His hands to be seated. He looked directly at me and just never lost focus with me. He said, “I want you to go back and tell the world that I am praying for the Middle East. I am always with the Middle East, and I pray for everyone.” Meaning the world. Megan had also seen Prophet Muhammad ##(Peace Be Upon Him) (vegetarian) at GOD’s table alongside Mahatma Gandhi (vegetarian), the Hindu Goddess Kali, and Lord Vishnu. She asked why HES wanted her, an ex-Catholic and ex-atheist who knew nothing about HIRM, to return and tell others about HIRM. HES replied that HES had HIERS ways.

We were unified in Heaven. Every religious belief that these individuals represented that I was surrounded by, They were all at GOD’s table. They were all working together to keep Love united. But here’s the key thing that GOD said to me. Jesus said it to me. Prophet Muhammad ##(Peace Be Upon Him) said it to me. Archangel Michael said it to me. Acceptance is synonymous with Love. For Megan, acceptance includes coming to terms with the past because it has already happened and cannot be rewritten. She says she came to see those experiences as Love and a gift. She believes people need to be taught more about Love, beginning with recognizing themselves and others as creations of Love, born perfect. During a difficult divorce, she says she received an instruction from Heaven to write about Love every day. Those writings became her book, Love’s Recipes. She encourages others to try writing about Love as a way to work through difficult times. Megan also reassured both her grandmothers about death, sharing her belief that a loving welcome awaited them.

She says she no longer fears death herself. So, I’m not afraid of dying because, number one, it doesn’t exist. Dying does not exist. Megan compares life on Earth to a caterpillar developing within a cocoon, preparing to emerge as a butterfly. So, really, when we go back, when we transition, it’s just our wings coming out. We are the butterfly. (Passion Harvest Podcast YouTube channel - Thank you)