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“It is apparent that excessive heat has become more frequent, and if these trends continue, the result will be more heat exposure for the workforce,” the study said.

The bill will make it a first-degree misdemeanor to hire a person under 21 to work at an adult entertainment business.

DeSantis signed the series of bills Thursday.

The rule was published Thursday in the Federal Register.

Free cups of juice had been a staple of welcome centers since 1949.

Race, who also holds records in Pac-Man and other arcade games, has accused Mitchell of cheating, and chatter about scoring issues has circulated for years on social media.

“The reality is, if you actually study the history of this, you would be able to see there’s never been a Palestinian state."

The lawsuit, filed Monday in federal court in Tampa, targets a rule that affects programs such as Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program, which operates as KidCare in Florida.

“The concept of executive privilege has no application whatsoever in the field of public records. It never has."

The plans approved Tuesday will lead to about $233.5 million in savings for Duke customers and $137.9 million for Tampa Electric customers.

The lawsuit, filed in Miami, contends that the law violates the federal Fair Housing Act and part of the Florida Constitution.

"Our students deserve that, and we champion law and order in Florida.”

DeSantis has not been hesitant in slamming the idea of Florida legalizing recreational cannabis.

Warren’s lawyers warned that embracing DeSantis’ arguments about the 1924 opinion “would invalidate many federal statutes and overrule innumerable” court decisions.

Texas, Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas also have the northern mockingbird as their state birds.

Several national news outlets reported Wednesday that U.S. agencies have discussed resettling Palestinian refugees from Gaza.

DeSantis also signed a bill allowing state funds to be deposited in credit unions. In the past, only banks have been eligible.

The bill, in part, will make it a second-degree misdemeanor to sell or manufacture cultivated meat.

“As of this morning, 4 million women in this state woke up with fewer reproductive freedoms than they had last night."

The rule stems from a 2022 law that made changes in the background-check system.