One suspect was detained at Charles de Gaulle Airport while attempting to board a flight to Algeria.

DNA traces reportedly helped identify at least one of the men, both in their 30s and known to police.

Investigators from a special police unit made the arrests, though it’s unclear if any jewels have been recovered.

The stolen items included priceless pieces tied to Marie-Amélie, Marie-Louise, and Empress Eugénie — part of France’s cultural heritage.

Sgt. Kevin Bollaro of Franklin Township Police allegedly ignored multiple 911 calls reporting gunfire and screams in Pittstown on Aug. 1.

GPS data shows he drove away from the scene to a bank ATM and later to Duke’s Pizzeria, where he stayed nearly an hour.

Bollaro allegedly falsified his incident report, claiming he canvassed the area when he had not.

The next day, the bodies of Lauren Semanchik (33) and Tyler Webb (29) were found about 600 feet from the original 911 caller’s location.

Prosecutors say they were killed by New Jersey State Police Lt. Ricardo Santos, who later took his own life.

The shooting occurred around 9:30 p.m. outside the International Cultural Center, where students and alumni were gathered for tailgating and celebrations after a football game.

One person with a firearm was detained, and investigators are exploring whether there was more than one shooter. Officials said there is no active threat to the campus.

Witnesses described a chaotic scene, with people running in every direction as shots rang out.

Authorities have not released details about the victims or their conditions.

The Chester County District Attorney’s Office, state police, and the FBI are assisting in the investigation.

A 27-year-old man was shot and critically wounded in the Bronx and another slashed in the face on a Brooklyn Q train, marking two violent subway assaults within three hours amid a 10% rise in transit attacks this month. Read More

Hormel Foods is recalling nearly 4.9 million pounds of frozen boneless chicken after metal fragments from a conveyor belt were found in the products, prompting a USDA warning to restaurants and cafeterias nationwide. Read More

President Trump said he’ll raise tariffs on Canadian imports by an extra 10% after Ontario aired an anti-tariff ad quoting Reagan, calling it a “hostile act” and halting trade talks despite Premier Doug Ford’s pledge to pull the spot. Read More

The Trump administration announced federal SNAP benefits will halt Nov. 1 amid the ongoing government shutdown, affecting 1 in 8 Americans as $5 billion in contingency funds remain untapped and political negotiations stall. Read More

Ethiopian national Hadush Kebatu, jailed for sexually assaulting a 14-year-old, was rearrested Sunday in London after being mistakenly released. His case had sparked violent anti-migrant protests; PM Keir Starmer vowed his deportation and a review to prevent similar errors. Read More

Queen Mother Sirikit, revered for her decades of work aiding the poor and preserving Thai culture, passed away Friday in Bangkok after battling a blood infection. Beloved by many for her compassion and rural development projects, she was also known for strengthening Thailand’s monarchy alongside her late husband, King Bhumibol Adulyadej. Read More

Both sides agreed to defer new tariffs and finalize a deal on TikTok’s U.S. operations.

China will pause tightened controls on rare earth exports for one year.

Trump’s threatened 100% tariff on Chinese imports is unlikely to take effect.

China will resume large-scale U.S. soybean purchases, signaling relief for farmers.

The Trump–Xi meeting is scheduled for Thursday in South Korea.

Mangold, a seven-time All-Pro, played his entire 11-season career (2006–2016) with the Jets.

Earlier this month, he revealed he was seeking a kidney donor, citing a genetic defect diagnosed in 2006.

Jets owner Woody Johnson called him “the heartbeat of our offensive line for a decade” and praised his leadership and loyalty.

Mangold was inducted into the Jets Ring of Honor in 2022 and was a semifinalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026.

He was part of the Jets teams that reached back-to-back AFC Championship Games in 2009 and 2010.

The discovery, made in July by a University of Haifa excavation team, includes 97 pure gold coins and dozens of pearl- and gemstone-inlaid earrings from the Byzantine era.

Among the hoard is a rare tremissis coin minted around 610 A.D. during Emperor Heraclius’s revolt—only the second such coin ever found in Israel.

Metal detectorist Edie Lipsman made the find after a stone shifted between two walls, revealing the hidden cache.

Researchers said remnants of fabric still clung to some coins, suggesting they were once kept in a cloth pouch.

Archaeologist Michael Eisenberg called it “one of the largest Byzantine-era hoards found on dry land in Israel.”

Black Saturday Heightens Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962 – Tensions peak as an American U-2 spy plane is shot down over Cuba and U.S. naval forces drop warning depth charges on Soviet submarines, bringing the world to the brink of nuclear war.

Carter Signs Full Employment Bill, 1978 – President Jimmy Carter enacts the Humphrey-Hawkins Full Employment Act, committing the U.S. government to promoting maximum employment, growth, and balanced economic policies.

Taylor Swift Drops “1989,” 2014 – Taylor Swift releases her fifth studio album 1989, marking her full transition to pop and earning Billboard’s Album of the Year (2015) and a Grammy for Album of the Year (2016)