Penn State frat bro thought he was being pranked during cocaine ring bust — then cops tasered him

Penn State frat bro thought he was being pranked during cocaine ring bust — then cops tasered him

An accused drug kingpin in a Penn State cocaine trafficking ring was tasered and arrested after he allegedly resisted cops — believing the police raid was just a fraternity prank, court documents revealed. Thomas Robinson, 23, was slapped with resisting arrest because he “thought the officers were his fraternity brothers playing a prank on him,”…

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Who Is Heidi Overton, Trump’s Nominee to Lead the FDA?

Who Is Heidi Overton, Trump’s Nominee to Lead the FDA?

“Her nomination is another alarming step in Trump’s plan to weaponize every part of the federal government to restrict abortion nationwide,” Timmaraju continued. Anti-abortion organizations, meanwhile, threw their support behind Overton. “We believe Dr. Overton has an opportunity to help strengthen restrictions on the chemical abortion regimen,” Sarah Zagorski, senior director of public relations and…

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Who Is Zach Hickerson? Inside Hayden Panettiere’s Friendship With Brian Hickerson’s Brother

Who Is Zach Hickerson? Inside Hayden Panettiere’s Friendship With Brian Hickerson’s Brother

Countless questions have yet to be answered regarding what happened to Hayden Panettiere, who died Aug. 16, but details about her final moments are starting to emerge. The Nashville actress had flown from Los Angeles to South Carolina the day before, accompanied by on-and-off boyfriend Brian Hickerson—and they were on again, according to his brother…

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How Climate Change Is Messing With Your Blood

How Climate Change Is Messing With Your Blood

Much in the way oceans can become more acidic as they absorb more carbon dioxide, the same can be said for blood. “Bicarbonate,” said Larcombe in an email to TIME, “is the body’s main chemical ‘shock absorber’ for keeping blood from becoming too acidic, and a rising level is an indicator of the body compensating…

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Zelenskyy Faces Pressure to Hold Elections. What Stands in the Way?

Zelenskyy Faces Pressure to Hold Elections. What Stands in the Way?

“Zelenskyy won elections in 2019, defeating the incumbent, and since then navigated an extremely complex terrain of Ukrainian politics,” he says. “He would defeat any other candidate.” Sonin says in years past there were potential presidential alternatives—including General Valerii Zaluzhnyi—who might have been perceived as someone who could “prosecute the war better.” Zaluzhnyi long held…

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The Long View: What Qatar Can Teach Us About Investing in Culture

The Long View: What Qatar Can Teach Us About Investing in Culture

“Matter Diplopia,” VCUarts Qatar’s first exhibition at the London Design Biennale, London, in June 2025. Photo: Dean Rossiter Photography Around the world, public and institutional support for the arts is under pressure. Universities are reducing or consolidating arts programs. Cultural organizations are being asked to do more with fewer resources. As governments confront economic uncertainty…

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