DeSantis Could be Replacement SecDef Nominee
President Donald Trump might be thinking about replacing his nomination for Defense Secretary pick, Pete Hegseth. A new report from the Wall Street Journal says Trump is mulling a few people, including Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, as a replacement. This comes as Hegseth is embroiled in multiple misconduct allegations.
Chronister Changes Mind About DEA Post
(Tampa, FL) -- Hillsborough County's sheriff won't be heading to Washington, DC after all. Chad Chronister said yesterday he no longer wants to head the Drug Enforcement Administration. President Trump announced Saturday he selected Chronister to lead the agency. Chronister, though, says since then, the gravity of this very important responsibility set in. He adds there's more work to be done for the citizens of Hillsborough County, and he looks forward to continuing to serve as sheriff. Trump has not announced a new pick for the DEA job.
Fort Lauderdale Settles Lawsuit With Woman Hurt During Protest
(Fort Lauderdale, FL)-- A Broward County woman can finally say she got justice. That's what LaToya Ratlieff said yesterday after the Fort Lauderdale City Commission voted to settle her lawsuit for about two million dollars. She sued the city for injuries she suffered during a protest four years ago. A police officer fired a rubber bullet that hit her in the eye and broke her eye socket. Mayor Dean Trantalis says he's very sorry for what happened, but he's happy to resolve the matter. Ratlieff tells NBC 6 it feels like a very huge weight has been lifted off her shoulders.
The Timeline For Coffee Euphoria
(Undated) -- That first sip of coffee or tea in the morning is like magic and there's literally a timeline for each phase of your euphoria. Dr. Thomas Sanders is a professor of nutrition at Kings College London. He says your first sip is pure relief and that your journey is going to percolate a while. Within five minutes, you're tasting the placebo effect. You're not actually more awake yet, but Dr. Sanders says you're delighted. About 20 minutes in, you get the energy boost. The next two phases take you to the bathroom. Four hours later, you crash and then you crave again.
Gallup: Majority Of Workers Looking Out For New Jobs
(Washington, DC)-- A majority of employees have an eye out for a new position, and more and more workers feel detached from their jobs. That's according to a new Gallup survey. It found that 51-percent of workers asked are looking out for or actively seeking a new position. Just 18-percent said they're "extremely" satisfied with their current job. Worker satisfaction is at a record low, and people are looking for new jobs at the highest rate since 2015.
Today in History
1985, Dallas, Texas, became the largest city in the United Sates to pass no smoking laws for restaurants.
1812, the power mower was patented by Peter Galliard of Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
