Philadelphia police have issued arrest warrants for two teenagers, both 16 years old, who are suspected of killing Billy Schmidt on June 6 as he returned from watching the NBA Finals.

A police spokesperson informed News Media that the warrants are for two boys aged 16. Their identities are being withheld as they are minors and have not yet been formally charged.

The incident on June 6, around 1:30 a.m., was an attempted armed robbery. Schmidt, 22, was found by officers with a gunshot wound to the chest. He was transported to a nearby hospital, where he was declared dead at 1:47 a.m.

As of now, the teenage suspects have not been apprehended.

In surveillance video, Schmidt can be heard saying, “Give me my phone,” before a gunshot could be heard moments later. The video shows a man throwing a cellphone before another individual can be seen running around a corner being chased by Schmidt, who was then shot in the chest.

The shooter was described by police as a Black male between 5’3″ and 5’5″ “wearing all dark (black) clothing with a light gray camouflage-colored facemask.” Officials said this person was armed with a handgun.

The second suspect was described by police as 5’8″ with braids and was “wearing a light gray colored custom designed “KONFUSED” brand hooded sweatshirt with a design on the front that includes three skulls and crossbones with a bejeweled halo above each skull.”

The U.S. Marshals Service has also joined the search for the teens, offering $5,000 for information leading to their arrest.

Bill Schmidt, the victim’s father, told ABC7 that his son was on his way home from a bar where he was watching the NBA Finals with friends.

“He was a really good person who cared about everybody and never hurt or bothered a soul, never bothered anyone and for him to get shot like that is a travesty,” Bill Schmidt said. “I’m shocked when they stole his phone that he chased them.”

Anna Schmidt, Billy’s sister, told reporters she doesn’t know how anyone could have killed her brother.

“I miss him so much, and I don’t understand how someone can do this,” Anna Schmidt said.

Schmidt was a student at Penn State World Campus studying journalism, where he was set to graduate in December.

“We are heartbroken over the tragic death of William Schmidt and we share our deepest condolences with his family and friends,” the university said in a statement to News Media.

Police are urging anyone with information on the suspects’ whereabouts to contact 215-686-TIPS.

Influencer Nara Smith has publicly shared the challenging news that last year, her young daughter was diagnosed with cancer.

At 24, Smith, renowned for her ‘tradwife’ content, is married to model Lucky Blue Smith, who is 28. She opened up about their two-year-old daughter, Whimsy Lou, who began chemotherapy after her undisclosed type of cancer was found to have metastasized.

In a heartfelt Instagram video, the mother of four shared, “There’s no gentle way to put this, but late last year, our little girl Whimsy was diagnosed with cancer. When we noticed something unusual, we rushed her to the emergency room, where the situation baffled the doctors.”

“We then visited our pediatrician who became quietly serious, and in that moment, my heart sank. Perhaps my intuition was sounding an alarm, but my immediate thought was that she had cancer.”

After undergoing a series of examinations, including tests, X-rays, and a biopsy, the devastating diagnosis was confirmed: the illness had progressed. Whimsy had to start chemotherapy without delay.

Smith and Lucky are also parents to daughters Fawnie, nine months and Rumble, five and son Slim, four.

Whimsy’s diagnosis came shortly after Fawnie’s birth.

‘All of that combined really brought me a lot of comfort and alleviated the feeling of loneliness for me. Processing this and navigating all of this as a family has been really hard’ she said.

‘A lot of you have probably realized that I’ve been posting a little less and this is the reason why. Having found all of this out and navigating this while postpartum, also loving and caring for our other kids at home, also being in the hospital with Whimsy a lot and balancing work on top of that has been really challenging.’

‘Some days are a little easier, some days are really hard, and all I can do is try my best and show up in all those areas in the best way that I can.’

She captioned the video, ‘Thankful for each and every nurse and doctor along our journey who helped us get through and out the other end.’ 

The couple announced the birth of their fourth child together in October last year.

Sharing pictures cuddling Fawnie, Smith wrote: ‘ Women’s bodies are pure magic – divinely designed to create, grow and nurture life.

‘We become the bridge between heaven and earth guiding life into this world. With that our bodies transform and stretch.

The announcement came nearly a year after the couple revealed they were done having children.  

During an interview with GQ at the time, Lucky told his wife amid the joint interview, ‘Well, we have three. So, you’re done.’

Nara then replied to her husband – who is also father to daughter Gravity with ex Stormi Bree – with, ‘Yep, I’m done.’

However, Lucky also pointed out to the Nara, ‘You did want six. When we first met, you wanted six.’

In regards to welcoming children at a young age, Nara – who was 19 when the couple welcomed their first child Rumble – said, ‘And it worked out great. I love being a young mom.’

She continued to the outlet, ‘I want to build my life with them rather than trying to integrate them into my life later.’

Smith is also known for her lifestyle and cooking content on social media – and boasts millions of followers.

However, the star has previously gotten candid about the negative effects of being on social media – such as dealing with backlash.

While talking to Who What Wear, Smith discussed how negative comments had affected her while pregnant with her third child.

‘I just felt so heavy,’ the media influencer admitted, before adding, ‘Nothing felt good to me anymore.’

In the ever-turning pages of real estate history, a luxurious estate in Holmby Hills, previously owned by the late fashion visionary Max Azria, has yet again attracted a buyer. Gimme Shelter reveals this development as another noteworthy episode for the property that once carried an $88 million price tag.

Designed with grand gatherings in mind, the estate was most recently listed for $43.5 million, marking its presence in the market for over a decade. However, the final price for this opulent abode is still under wraps.

Perched on 2.8 acres at 10250 W. Sunset Blvd., the expansive estate has not yet sealed the deal, leaving room for unexpected changes. Still, brokers confirm that it is no longer available for public viewings.

Notably, Jennifer Lopez reportedly viewed the estate with Ben Affleck, and even revisited post-breakup, as a source disclosed to Gimme Shelter with a hint of admiration and potential intent.

Estate Azria, formerly recognized as Maison du Soleil, is highly sought after for its seclusion. The site boasts a Georgian Colonial main residence, crafted in 1939 by the renowned architect Paul Williams, alongside various guest, work, and leisure structures.

Outside, there’s an infinity pool, a glass-enclosed tennis court with stadium seating, a Japanese garden and teahouse, additional Mediterranean gardens, a Moroccan-inspired bathhouse with an authentic hammam, a formal French courtyard and a working greenhouse.

A long, gated driveway leads to the home, which opens to a grand foyer. Design details include parquet wood floors, white paneling, columns, moldings, large entertaining rooms and French doors that open to outdoor terraces and gardens.

Two years ago, billionaire Ron Burkle made a winning $30 million bid for the property at an auction run by Concierge Auctions. But the deal — whose terms were fought over in court — never closed.

Max and Lubov Azria — the third family to own the property in its 87-year history — bought it for $14.4 million in 2005. They first listed it for $85 million in 2015, then raised the price to $88 million in 2016. Max Azria, the Tunisian-born designer known for democratizing fashion with his brand BCBG Max Azria, died in 2019. By 2023, the estate was asking $55 million before dropping to its lowest ask, $39 million, last year.

Williams, the first Black member of the American Institute of Architects, designed the home for “Amos ‘n’ Andy” star Charles Correll for $70,000 in 1939. At 12,000 square feet, it was his largest creation at the time.

His other clients included Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, Frank Sinatra, Tyrone Power and Barbara Stanwyck. He’s also known for his famed revamp of the Beverly Hills Hotel.

In 1978, Oscar-winning writer and novelist Sidney Sheldon — who created “The Patty Duke Show,” “I Dream of Jeannie” and “Hart to Hart” — bought the Sunset estate and reportedly doubled its size before selling it to the Azrias.

The bedrooms are upstairs, overlooking the landscaped grounds. The main suite comes with a marble fireplace, sitting area and walk-in closets.

The estate also features a 6,000-square-foot structure with a home theater, lounge and home office with a gold-leaf ceiling.

The listing brokers are Mauricio Umansky and Farah Levi of The Agency.

Meanwhile, a tragic discovery was made in North Carolina, shedding light on another missing persons case. The remains of a young mother were found in a burial at a residence, bringing an ominous end to the search.

Jordan Wishon was initially reported missing by the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office last Friday. Just two days after her disappearance, the investigation took a harrowing turn. Detectives shifted focus from a missing person case to a murder investigation after discovering Wishon’s remains during a search warrant execution.

In an update shared via social media, the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office detailed the events: “At approximately 5:17 a.m., law enforcement officers carried out a search warrant at a property located on Pebblestone Lane in Rutherfordton. During the search, they uncovered human remains buried on the premises. These remains have been positively identified as those of Jordan Wishon.”

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The man accused of killing her has had prior run-ins with the law, reports show. Jaydakis Kashaune Hamilton, 25, of Rutherfordton, North Carolina, is now facing a first degree murder charge.

Hamilton was already in jail on another unrelated charge.

WLOS reported Hamilton was arrested for an alleged vehicle theft in Polk County, and prior to that the North Carolina State Highway Patrol charged him with reckless driving offenses and resisting arrest.

Hamilton is currently in jail in Polk County awaiting his newest charge.

According to her obituary, Wishon was a 30-year-old mother who had one child and a fiance.

Casandra Toney, who said she is Wishon’s sister, made a post to Facebook that said, “I’m gonna miss you so much. This is unfair. You did not deserve this, but I can’t promise you we will get justice for you.”

She went on to say, “I hope you know at the end of the day. I do love you and we’ll always love you. You’re my sister you’re my big sister at that.”

The murder investigation is ongoing.

Donald Trump insists he’s not the only one reaping financial benefits during his second term, following revelations of over $2.2 billion in earnings during the initial year of his return to the presidency.

The billionaire President’s legally required financial disclosures were unveiled on Tuesday, highlighting the dramatic increase in his accumulated wealth.

In 2024, his financial reports indicated that he amassed at least $622 million from various sources.

The disclosures published on Tuesday reveal an extraordinary 250 percent rise in revenue within a year, reaching a minimum of $2.2 billion by 2025.

No other contemporary US president has documented business profits approaching Trump’s multi-billion-dollar figure. In comparison, Barack Obama primarily earned millions during his presidency through book sales.

Pressed on his massive fortune and incredible returns on Wednesday morning, the President noted how his funds are in a ‘blind account.’    

‘I think it’s called the blind account, but they basically they take it, and I purposely, I never speak to any of the people that run the money, but they’re at big institutions and they invest in whatever they invest,’ he told reporters before boarding the new Air Force One jet gifted to him by Qatar. 

Unlike every president since the 1970s to hold individual stocks, Trump has not placed his assets in a blind trust, meaning he can see what he owns even though he cannot direct the trading himself.  

But he claimed he was not the only person cashing out ‘because the stock market’s going up, everybody’s profiting.’ 

The three major stock market indices grew between 13 and 20 percent in 2025, hardly the 250 percent increase the President enjoyed. 

Trump’s revenue streams span several different areas, including crypto, real estate, litigation and more. 

Crypto was by far and away the President’s most lucrative venture – earning him much higher revenues than the real estate empire he is most well known for. 

Trump’s crypto venture, World Liberty Financial (WLF), a business his family members also have stakes in, threw off $799 million in revenue in 2025. 

In 2024, WLF brought in $57 million in revenue. The year-over-year increase represents a dramatic 425 percent growth in revenue. 

While Trump’s personal and family holdings have generated record revenues, the wider crypto market has seen a sharp decline. In October 2025, crypto hit a record of approximately $4.3 trillion across the industry. 

Since then, nearly half of the value has been wiped out and the total crypto market cap now hovers around $2.1 trillion. 

About 70 million Americans hold cryptocurrency investments, according to Security.org. 

An investment firm linked to the United Arab Emirates government purchased 49 percent of WLF just before Trump’s inauguration in 2025. 

Then there’s the President’s meme coin $TRUMP. 

His revenues from that venture netted him $636 million in 2025, according to the disclosures. 

Released just before his 2025 inauguration, the coin’s price took off for a short time before it plummeted back down. It is currently priced around $1.68 per coin, down 80 percent from its price a year ago. 

In total, Trump’s crypto ventures brought in approximately $1.4 billion in 2025. 

The President also made over $14 million from licensing his name to properties in Saudi Arabia and Qatar. 

Mar-a-Lago, the President’s Florida home and member-only club, brought in $77 million in revenue last year. In 2024, the property brought in $50 million. 

His golf course in nearby Doral, a suburb of Miami, brought in $122 million in 2025 compared to $110 million the year prior. 

Trump also made tens of millions in settlements from litigation. 

ABC News paid the President $16 million, $15 million for his forthcoming presidential library, and $1 million for legal fees. The settlement came after Trump accused the broadcaster of defamation. 

Meta dished out $25 million for a settlement related to banning the President from Facebook following the January 6 Capitol riot. Of that sum, $22 million went to the library and $3 million went towards legal fees. 

Further, X paid $10 million to the President’s library and Paramount, owner of CBS, paid out $16 million, mostly to the library and legal fees, after the President accused the outlet of editing broadcasts to make him look bad. 

‘Neither the President nor his family has ever engaged — or will ever engage — in conflicts of interest,’ White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly told the Daily Mail. ‘President Trump proudly made the United States the crypto capital of the world.’ 

ATLANTA (AP) — Tragedy struck the family of NFL player Calais Campbell as his brother was charged with murder following the discovery of their 71-year-old mother’s body in an Atlanta residence. The authorities made the grim discovery during a welfare check.

According to arrest warrants, Nateal Campbell was found with her throat slashed, and her son, Ciarre Campbell, was allegedly in possession of a knife at the scene. Police arrived at the home around 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, where they discovered Mrs. Campbell unresponsive, as detailed in a police statement.

Ciarre Campbell was subsequently detained and booked into Fulton County Jail. He faced an initial court hearing set for Wednesday morning on charges that include aggravated assault and murder. Online court records did not list any attorney prepared to speak on his behalf regarding these charges.

The Campbell family released a statement requesting privacy as they navigate this period of “overwhelming grief.”

“It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our matriarch, Mrs. Nateal Campbell,” the family expressed in their statement. “Though we continue to seek answers about her tragic passing, we find solace in the thought that she is now reunited with our father, her cherished Chuck, and embraced by our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.”

A defensive lineman for the Baltimore Ravens, Calais Campbell is entering his 19th NFL season after signing a one-year, $5.5 million contract in April.

The 2017 first-team AP All-Pro selection has been voted to the Pro Bowl six times in a career that started as a second-round pick in 2008 with the Arizona Cardinals.

The 39-year-old former Miami Hurricane spent 10 seasons with the Cardinals and also played in Jacksonville, Atlanta, and Miami.

Campbell has 117 career sacks in 278 games, including 259 starts.