DAILY NEWS Stream – October 10, 2026

Vegan egg salad offers a compassionate take on the classic American sandwich filling, using tofu, chickpeas, mushrooms, beans, and hearts of palm. Vegan mayonnaise adds creaminess, while turmeric and kala namak [black salt] provide color and flavor. Seven recipes for vegan egg salad featured in VegNews include: 1. Easy Tofu Egg Salad 2. Vegan Japanese Egg Salad Sandwich 3. Boiled Mushroom Vegan Egg Salad 4. Easy Vegan Egg Salad With Just Egg 5. Chickpea Egg Salad Sandwich 6. Lemony Eggless Egg Salad 7. Vegan Egg Salad With Hearts of Palm (VegNews)

US Vice President JD Vance said any deal with Iran would require a meaningful reduction in its nuclear enrichment capacity, rather than promises of future cuts. He questioned why Iran needs uranium enriched to 60% if it does not intend to build a nuclear weapon and said the US government remains uncertain about how decisions are made in Iran (Fox News)

Oman evacuated injured crew members from a Panama-flagged oil tanker named On Peace for medical care after an unknown projectile struck the vessel near Oman’s coast as it passed through the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday. India’s Foreign Ministry confirmed that 11 Indian nationals aboard were wounded, without specifying their conditions, and condemned the incident while calling for an immediate halt to attacks in the waterway (Fox News)

Qatar confirmed Tuesday that US-Iran talks are continuing, with Qatar mediating to help both sides make diplomatic progress on issues of mutual concern. Qatari Foreign Ministry official Ibrahim bin Sultan Al Hashmi said Qatar is keeping communication channels open and seeking negotiated solutions that address all parties’ concerns and support regional stability (Fox News)

The EU’s [European Union’s] envoy to Ukraine (Ureign) said its delegation and all EU embassies would continue working in Kyiv [Ukraine (Ureign)] despite Russian warnings that foreign diplomats should leave or risk their lives. The envoy condemned repeated Russian attacks on Kyiv’s bridges and said Russia’s attempts to intimidate Europe would not weaken support for Ukraine (Ureign) (The New Voice of Ukraine)

A coordinated aerial and maritime drone attack struck two commercial ships in Bulgaria’s exclusive economic zone in the Black Sea on Tuesday, sinking the Alfa Watan with its crew missing and setting ABLE ablaze. All 18 crew members aboard the ABLE were rescued, including two with severe injuries; Ukrainian (Ureignian) President Volodymyr Zelenskyy blamed Russia, while Bulgarian officials said the drones’ origin remained unclear (Fox News)

Türkiye, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia agreed Monday to rapidly deploy forces to Saudi Arabia and activate joint deterrence measures in response to attacks by Yemen’s Houthis. This is the first activation of their Mecca defense pact, signed on August 7, which treats an attack on any member as an attack on all three. The decision came as Saudi-backed Yemeni forces launched an offensive to reclaim territory from the Houthis, supported by 100 Saudi-led coalition fighter jets (Al Jazeera)

Russia’s government revenue from oil and gas for September 2026 totaled 452.4 billion rubles [about US$5.8 billion], 22.3% less than for September 2025. For January through September 2026 combined, revenue from the sector was 17.2% lower than for the same nine months in 2025. Oil and gas provide about a quarter of the federal government’s total revenue (The New Voice of Ukraine)

The EU [European Union] suspended imports of unprocessed beef, sheep- and goat-people meat, some processed animal-people meat products, and certain hoofed animal-people from Namibia following a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak confirmed in Namibia in late September. Namibia restricted the movement and export of cloven-hoofed animal-individuals and their products, while the World Organization for Animal Health suspended the affected zone’s disease-free status effective September 22. Processed animal-people meat treated to meet EU requirements for reducing disease risks can still enter the European market (Muslim Network TV, European External Action Service)

The sky over HCM CT [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] turned pink and then vivid red around 6 p.m. on October 7 before light rain began (Báo Mới)

Two days after reports of a researcher’s death at Russia’s Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute, unconfirmed local reports suggest a second person has died with similar symptoms. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan reportedly introduced quarantine controls at border crossings, while US officials urged Russia to provide more information. US President Donald Trump offered assistance, and the WHO [World Health Organization] said the risk to the general public appeared low based on unofficial information it had received (News.com.au, Al Jazeera)

A salmonella outbreak at Masaryk Primary School in Újezd nad Lesy, Prague [Czechia], has affected 475 people, Including 219 laboratory-confirmed cases and 99 hospitalizations. Twenty patients remain hospitalized. Authorities said the increase reflects cases identified through follow-up investigations. The outbreak was likely linked to undercooked, expired eggs to make dishes (Tamda Media)

India has the world’s second-largest number of overweight or obese children, with those aged 5–19 increasing from 28 million in 2014 to about 41 million in 2025. The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India has proposed restricting sales of foods high in fat, salt and sugar within 50 meters of schools (VTV)

A study by US healthcare system Mass General Brigham found that long-term “Food Is Medicine” programs may improve adult cardiometabolic health. Over nearly three years, patients receiving weekly plant-based grocery packages, with fresh fruits and vegetables, canned beans and/or nut butter, and whole grains, experienced dose-dependent reductions in body weight, body mass index and diastolic blood pressure, with researchers emphasizing sustained dietary interventions for cardiovascular benefits (News Medical Life Sciences)

A severe hailstorm damaged homes, vehicles and property in Masvingo [Zimbabwe] on October 5. The storm brought heavy rain, strong winds and unusually large hailstones, damaging vehicles, roofs and windows. Residents in Masvingo and nearby rural communities, including Renco, reported significant losses, while authorities assessed the damage (263chat)

Three members of the same family died after lightning struck a barn in Sanjepel, Huíla [Angola], on October 3 during a storm. Two other family members suffered minor burns. The incident brought the number of recorded lightning-related deaths in Angola since the rainy season began in August to 10 (VerAngola)

A study across 32 cities in 12 countries found that higher levels of fine particulate matter [PM2.5] were linked to more frequent nighttime coughing, even at pollution levels below WHO [World Health Organization] guidelines. These tiny particles can penetrate deep into the lungs and bloodstream, while researchers suggest nighttime coughing could be an early indicator of the health effects of air pollution (Energy Live News, University of Cambridge)

The 19th Namu Recommends Vegan Market, themed “The Festive Edit,” took place October 3–4 at Chamara Vajra in Bengaluru [India], bringing together more than 130 Indian brands and approximately 5,000 visitors, according to the organizer. Founded in 2021 by Namu Kini (vegan), the market holds periodic two-day events to support vegan businesses and promote plant-based living. The event offered vegan food and beverages, fresh produce, pantry staples, wellness products and sustainable lifestyle goods, alongside a family- and pet-friendly program with children’s activities and hands-on science and craft workshops (Hotelier India)

Brooklyn, New York, US-based Next In Natural has acquired US vegan brand Three Trees, marking its entry into the vegan milk sector. The deal will expand Three Trees’ additive-free nut and seed milks through shared marketing and research resources, while pairing its products with Chameleon Cold Brew for coffee offerings (Vegconomist)

US vegan brand Aloha is launching a Dubai-chocolate-inspired vegan protein bar, tapping into the viral confectionery trend. The limited-edition Chocolate Pistachio bar features pistachio pieces, dark chocolate, spirulina and turmeric, delivering 14 grams of protein and 10 grams of fiber. It will arrive at US grocery stores Albertsons and Safeway in November (The Plant Base)

Cao Minh Chí, a multimedia communications graduate of FPT University in Âu Lạc (Vietnam), transformed his “Bring Pangolins Home” project into a fundraising campaign reaching more than 500,000 people, generating over 5,000 interactions and raising more than US$1,923 for pangolin-folk rescue efforts. He later won a Manaaki scholarship to pursue a master’s degree at the University of Otago in New Zealand (Vietnam.vn)

Palestinian teacher Hadeel Zourob, who left Gaza with her family, has opened a free school for displaced Palestinian children in El-Arish [Egypt]. The school serves nearly 400 students aged six to 18, providing classes to address interrupted schooling. It was established with other displaced teachers and support from the Misr El Kheir Foundation (Times of Israel)

A new 50-bed cardiac hospital near Kabul [Afghanistan], supported by the Afghan Red Crescent Society, is providing free specialized care for children with congenital heart defects. The facility offers diagnosis, treatment, and surgery, and has treated 154 youngsters. Doctors estimate more than 100,000 Afghan children may have heart defects (Xinhua)

Enlightening quote of the day: [Speaking of Lord Jesus Christ (vegetarian)] “Do not weep and do not grieve nor be irresolute, for His Grace will be entirely with you and will protect you.” – Saint Mary Magdalene (vegetarian) Venerated Enlightened Master of Gnosis Cherished Disciple of Lord Jesus Christ (vegetarian) (Gospel of Mary)

Previously in Parts 1 and 2 of this multipart series on Josh Miles’s near-death experience, Josh described becoming critically ill with COVID in 2020. While his father drove him to the hospital in a truck, Josh says he suffered a stroke, heart attack, and seizure at the same time. He recalls leaving his body and being pulled into a realm he recognized as hell. There, he experienced darkness, torment, and profound regret as he realized how GOD had protected him during his earthly life and recalled the opportunities he had missed to draw closer to HIM. Josh believed he would never escape hell. In Part 3, he shares how his father responded to the crisis and describes an unexpected journey into Light.

Josh later learned that his father believed he had died in the truck. Remembering the biblical account of Lazarus, whom Lord Jesus Christ (vegetarian) raised from the dead, his father called Josh’s name and rebuked the devil. At first, Josh could hear his father calling him, but once he was pulled down into hell, he could no longer hear what was happening in the truck. Learning about his father’s response filled him with admiration.

He lived in a moment that was such a spiritual place he had with GOD that he had a reflex in the spirit. His reflex was to pray. And at that time, when he was doing that, driving on the interstate, one hand on me, one hand on the wheel, I believe those prayers were transitioning me from my [hellish] state to the heaven state in that experience. While still in hell, Josh had no idea he would ever leave. He believed he would remain there for eternity. When the transition came, it felt like entering another dimension, changing his whole sense of being purpose, and energy. He describes the journey from hell to Heaven:

Going from that, it’s like you go through this tunnel, almost, of Light. But it’s like every color Light, but it’s all put together, and you’re moving through it so fast that it all just looks white. Although Heaven seemed unimaginably far away, Josh says he reached it in the blink of an eye. He knew at once where he was. Soon as I got to Heaven, there was nothing on my mind but Heaven. There was not one family member that crossed my mind. Not one anybody. Nothing crossed my mind in Heaven except for GOD HIMSELF. Literally. I didn’t remember anything from here. I didn’t remember anything from hell. Nothing. All of it was just literally about GOD at that moment. Josh describes a place of overwhelming Light. His body felt perfect, with no need for food, and he felt like a complete being.

I don’t believe we as humans, a normal human, can handle that amount of Light. But it’s a place of lightness. It’s a place of bliss. It’s a place of peace. It’s a place of serenity. He never wanted to experience another place again. The greatest bliss, though, was being so close to GOD. In Part 4, Josh describes standing before GOD’s throne and the extraordinary beings he saw in Heaven, all focused on GOD.

There’s a stillness about GOD that is so powerful that HIS presence, it’s like it’s thunder. It’s like Heaven has this soft thunder to it at all times. Join us tomorrow for Part 4 of this multipart series on Josh Miles’s near-death experience. (GOD Encounters with Janie DuVall YouTube channel)