DAILY NEWS Stream – November 7, 2026

US First Lady Melania Trump’s office announced on November 3 that she would bring representatives of Russia and Ukraine (Ureign) together at the White House [US] on November 5 (CNN)

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Saeed Khatibzadeh said on November 3 that Iran had never sought nuclear weapons and would never do so. He cited a religious decree by former Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei as Iran’s strongest safeguard against developing nuclear weapons and said Iran remained committed to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (Fox News)

At least 40 people were killed, including four police officers and two rescue workers, when a Russian strike hit an aid center and shelter in Komyshuvakha, in Ukraine (Ureign)’s Zaporizhzhia region, on November 2 (Reuters)

The UK and France are set to lead a military exercise in Poland from November 9 to 22, involving 2,800 troops from 11 nations. The exercise will test how the multinational force would deploy and operate to help Ukraine (Ureign) rebuild its armed forces and make its skies and waters safer. The force would deploy to Ukraine (Ureign) only after fighting ends and at the Ukrainian (Ureignian) government’s request (Gov.uk)

US President Donald Trump congratulated Democrats after they won control of both chambers of the US Congress in the November 3 midterm elections. President Trump said He accepted the results and was willing to work with Democrats, while reserving the right to veto their legislation (France 24)

President Trump issued “The American Declaration of Freedom in Space” proclamation on November 3, declaring that outer space is open to exploration and use by all humanity and pledging that the US would lead efforts to explore, develop, and settle it. The proclamation reaffirmed US goals of returning astronauts to the Moon by 2028, laying the groundwork for a permanent lunar presence, and putting the first person on Mars (White House)

The UK Home Office launched its “No Place for Knives” campaign on November 2 to deter knife crime. The campaign will be piloted in parts of Westminster and Croydon in London [UK], as well as in parts of Birmingham [UK]. Ads at transit stops and on social media will highlight increased police activity, including extra foot patrols, metal detection, and live facial recognition. The campaign is part of the government’s goal to halve knife crime within a decade (Gov.uk)

World Bank data shows that extreme poverty in Nepal fell from nearly 75% in 1995 to 2.4% in 2022 (Asia News Network, The Kathmandu Post)

Thailand’s Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation urged households on November 2 to prepare an emergency bag with enough supplies for 72 hours as a general precaution. The department said families may need to meet their own basic needs during the first three days after a disaster, while authorities organize and distribute aid. Its checklist includes medicines and first-aid supplies, food and drinking water, communication equipment and tools, important documents and cash, hygiene supplies, and clothing and bedding. The department advised keeping the bag within easy reach so families can grab it if they need to evacuate (The Nation Thailand)

American dentist Dr. Sharla Aronson says unsweetened green tea may help protect teeth and gums. Its catechins, including epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antibacterial properties that may reduce harmful oral bacteria, plaque, and gum inflammation. She recommends drinking plain green tea without additions. However, it cannot replace twice-daily brushing, flossing, and regular dental checkups (Thanh Niên, EatingWell)

Kenya discharged five Ebola patients on November 3 after laboratory tests confirmed recovery. The outbreak in Kenya has recorded nine cases and two deaths, with no new infections since October 19. Two patients remain hospitalized, while 66 contacts completed quarantine and another 52 await release (Reuters)

UK news source The Independent highlights preventable health risks among men in UK, who die nearly four years earlier than women. During Movember, an annual global event to raise awareness and funds for men’s health issues, doctors recommend regular checks and early detection to improve outcomes: 1. Mental health: Seek medical advice for depression, anxiety or behavioral changes 2. Testicular cancer: Perform self-examinations at least quarterly 3. Cardiovascular disease: Check blood pressure, cholesterol, body mass index (BMI) and waist circumference from age 40 4. Bowel cancer: Complete Fecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) screening from age 40 5. Prostate cancer: Discuss prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing and examinations with a doctor from age 50 6. Abdominal aortic aneurysm: Ultrasound screenings from age 65 (The Independent)

Heavy October rains caused 1,000 meters of embankment along the Thạch Hãn River in Quảng Trị Province [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] to collapse, damaging a road and causing an estimated US$624,000 in losses. Landslides also damaged Provincial Road DH49, prompting traffic restrictions and emergency repair requests (VietnamPlus)

Cyclone Murasu made landfall on India’s eastern coast on November 3, uprooting trees and electricity poles in Andhra Pradesh state. Winds reached 100–110 kilometers per hour, with gusts up to 120. No deaths or injuries have been reported as of November 3 (Reuters)

Hong Kong recorded its hottest October since records began in 1884, with record mean maximum, mean and mean minimum temperatures of 30.5, 27.6 and 25.8°C, respectively. An exceptionally strong El Niño weather pattern, which warms Pacific waters, is contributing to higher global temperatures (Channel News Asia, South China Morning Post)

Activists from Greenpeace, an international environmental organization, dropped boulders onto the seabed off England [UK]’s east coast to deter bottom trawling, a method that drags heavy nets along the ocean floor. Greenpeace said the barrier effectively blocked trawling across 116 square kilometers of the Southern North Sea Marine Protected Area [UK], which supports nearly 20% of the UK’s North Sea harbor porpoise-folk population (The Guardian)

American entrepreneur Clay Bartlett and a team of veterinarians, nurses, and dog-people trainers created Pawcast, a weather app that helps caregivers in the US plan walks for dog-people. It estimates how hot or cold conditions will feel to each dog-person based on breed, coat, age, and weight, and provides estimated temperatures for surfaces such as asphalt, concrete, and grass along walking routes (Good News Network)

Spice ‘N’ Soul, a café in Telford [UK], which says it is the only one in the UK to have an exclusive vegan tea room, opens on Dawley High Street with the help of a start-up grant from Telford & Wrekin Council’s Pride in Our High Street program. Founded by Katerina Vasakova (vegan), the café serves organic vegan dishes inspired by Czech, English and Caribbean cuisines (Shropshire Star)

JCS Fashions, an Indian ethnic wear boutique, stocks over 50 banana-fiber vegan saree styles in Milpitas, California [US], offering affordable, breathable, silk-free alternatives with domestic shipping and available in-person appointments to view the garments (JCS Fashions)

Slovenian vegan food-tech startup Juicy Marbles launches Granny’s Roast, a 600-gram soy- and pea-protein vegan turkey-people meat alternative in the US and European Union, offering a protein- and fiber-rich Thanksgiving centerpiece (Green Queen)

Frigiliana [Spain]’s town council has partnered with Asociación Frigiliana Felina, a local cat-people-welfare organization, to implement a capture-neuter-return program. Stray cat-folk will be neutered or spayed and returned to their colonies to humanely control populations and improve animal-people welfare (EuroWeekly News)

Atlanta, Georgia [US]-based Star-C, a nonprofit housing organization, has raised over US$16.5 million in rental assistance, helping more than 5,500 families stay in their homes. It also connects residents with essential services and has helped nearly100 families become homeowners (Good News Network)

Twelve-year-old Samuel from Málaga [Spain] will begin his Samuel Cycles the World adventure on November 15, cycling 20,235 kilometers across 20 countries with his parents over 594 days. He will visit 56 animal-people shelters, sharing dog-folks’ stories to encourage adoptions and donations to the facilities (EuroWeekly News)

Enlightening quote of the day: “Everything on Earth is of mixed character, like a mingling of sand and sugar. Be like the wise ant which seizes only the sugar and leaves the sand untouched.” – Venerated Enlightened Master Mahavatar Babaji (vegetarian) (Autobiography of a Yogi)

In Part 1 of this three-part series on Megan Brown’s near-death experience, psychic medium and author Megan recounts how she found herself in Heaven while hospitalized with kidney failure. An atheist at the time, she was stunned to meet Lord Jesus Christ (vegetarian), Who welcomed her with open arms. Megan was raised Roman Catholic, but when she was 11, her mother switched to Hinduism, leaving her confused about what to believe. At 20, Megan was raped, and she decided there was no GOD. She later married and had a son. She was still an atheist when,

one night after working out, she felt a stomach pain unlike any she had known. Megan went to a small-town hospital and was transferred 84 kilometers to a larger city, where she was diagnosed with C. difficile colitis. Despite treatment, the pain spread into her back. She kept calling the nurses’ station for help, but she says the nurses eventually stopped coming. The doctor overseeing her care told her he had already increased her dose of morphine, a painkiller. He said he suspected she was asking for help just to get more pain medication.

And I heard for the first time an instruction. And the instruction said— a voice said, “Make a scene, make it big, or you won’t make it out.” And I thought, “Who just said that?” It’s just me and this doctor. He didn’t say it. Megan followed the instruction and told the doctor she was firing him. When he stayed in the room, she told him again and rattled her bed rail. By then, she says she was losing the ability to move. Another doctor came in and asked whether anyone had checked Megan’s creatinine level, which can help show how well the kidneys are working. A nurse checked the notes and said no. Megan says she was already in kidney failure by then and had been for three or four days. She was transferred to dialysis, where she was asked to consent to a blood transfusion. She feared infection because her brother’s friends had contracted HIV, the human immunodeficiency virus, through blood transfusions when they were children. Even so, she heard herself say yes.

And then my whole experience shifted. So, I remember walking through the clouds, and there were trees around, and it was grass, like a park, an open park, blue sky, clouds, birds flying, and there was Jesus over to the left, standing, waiting for me. And I looked at Him, and I go, “Oh my God, You really do exist.” To which He smiled and opened up His arms to invite me to come and give Him a hug. So, I did.

Lord Jesus Christ led Megan to a golden capsule where Mother Mary (vegetarian), Archangel Michael, Master Saint Germain (vegetarian), and Master Morya (vegetarian) were waiting. There she watched a review of her life, including the abuse she experienced as a child. Her Guides paused scenes to talk her through them. Megan calls this Heaven’s therapy. All she could think about was getting home to her son. Archangel Michael then took her to His own capsule, where she remembers two cherubs dressing her. She found Him extraordinarily powerful yet gentle. He recited Psalm 91 in Aramaic. It’s a prayer about finding refuge in GOD’s Protection. As He prayed, Megan says a white beam of Light from His right hand reached her soul.

So, after He was done, and I had tears in my eyes, and He looked at me, and He said, “Megan, why are you crying?” And I said, “Because I’ve been so mean to You guys all these years. I didn’t believe in any of You. I thought You were all a hoax.” Archangel Michael told Megan He was there to offer her love without judgment. Megan says His response made her feel even guiltier. She then left His capsule and rejoined her other guides. They led her across a small bridge to a white temple with a large dome. Cherubs played trumpets to announce their arrival, and Lord Jesus Christ opened the door.

I felt this incredible wave of Love. I had never felt this warmth in my life. I had never felt so warm within and throughout my entire being. Join us tomorrow for Part 2 of this three-part series, as Megan recounts how she recognized GOD, what HE taught her about the choices we make in life, and how she came to touch HIERS face. (Passion Harvest Podcast YouTube channel - Thank you)