NSU Shepard Broad College of Law 1st in Florida for Health Law and 2nd in Florida in Legal Research and Writing

Shepard Broad College of Law Nova Southeastern University’s (NSU) Shepard Broad College of Law Health Law program has been ranked 1st in Florida, 56th nationally and the Legal Research and Writing program is ranked 2nd in Florida and 20th nationally by U.S. News & World Report. Schools in the specialty rankings are ranked based solely on the number of nominations received from U.S. law school faculty who teach in that specialty. These successes are due to the teaching, scholarship,... Read More

Partner in Little Haiti project, IMG Academy director charged in college admissions probe

Robert Zangrillo, one of the main investors in the controversial Magic City Innovation District project in Little Haiti, has been charged by the Department of Justice with conspiracy to bribe … Click to Continue » ... Read More

Richard Mouw Wrestles with Evangelicalism, Past and Present

Reading his book is like enjoying a cup of tea with a wise elder statesman. Among my favorite books is Catholic activist Dorothy Day’s The Long Loneliness. When asked why, I often reply, “Because it’s like enjoying a cup of tea with a wise older woman who lived an astoundingly courageous life and led some of the most important movements of her generation.” Day’s book is conversational in tone and might mention names or historical events I don’t recognize.... Read More

DUI suspected in crash that killed woman and seriously injured four others

A 19-year-old woman was killed Sunday in a violent early morning car crash in Deerfield Beach, the Broward Sheriff’s Office said Tuesday. The collision between a BMW 530i sedan and a Tesla Model 3 happened about 4 a.m. in the westbound lanes of West Hillsboro Boulevard, between North Powerline Road and Country Club Boulevard, authorities said. Tesla passenger Thais Haug, 19, of Deerfield Beach, died from injuries she received in the crash, the sheriff’s office said. Brian Sherwin /... Read More

The official breakfast cereal power rankings: Part I

The month is called “March” for a reason: because it’s a slog. As we in Los Angeles freeze to death in 66-degree temperatures I can hear you asking, what are we marching toward, exactly? The short answer is: to our inevitable deaths. The more complicated answer relates to the show “The Good Place,” which I may have binge-watched the entirety of last weekend. The afterlife, if that’s what you believe in, doesn’t mean an existence free of worry, or even suffering: We’re all... Read More

Smash-and-grab thieves target safes inside cellphone stores

A couple of burglars who have been breaking into cellphone stores are leaving the smartphones behind and grabbing the stores’ safes instead. The two have been caught on camera at least twice and Broward Sheriff’s investigators released surveillance video Monday — hoping someone will recognize and report them The first break-in happened about 3 a.m. Feb. 2 in a Metro PCS store at 5558 W. Sample Rd. in Margate. The surveillance video showed the burglars shattering a large window pane... Read More

Do 47 Percent of Christian Millennials Think Evangelism Is Wrong? – Part 1

Many young Christians clearly hold a negative view of evangelism. But why? There is something about a good statistic that can capture our attention and ignite debate. Seemingly more than an opinion or an anecdote, it tells us something concrete about the way our world is and how our experience of our world relates to broad trends outside of our narrow slice. So it’s not surprising that a new statistic is making the rounds on social media and in church board rooms across the United... Read More

Wanted in Russia, he partied at Mar-a-Lago – and invested in cheap South Florida homes

Last year, President Donald Trump’s private Mar-a-Lago club hosted a black-tie “Safari Night” fundraiser for a favorite charity of one of his older sisters. The event included Chinese dancers, a … Click to Continue » ... Read More

Road rash: Speeding biker survives 100-foot slide after motorcycle goes down on I-75

Under a curtain of darkness punctuated only by flashing emergency lights, a man who rescuers say is lucky to have survived a motorcycle crash was flown to Broward Health Medical Center late Monday night. It was about 10 p.m. when the unidentified man in his 30s was heading east on Interstate 75 near U.S. 27 in western Broward “at a high rate of speed” on a sporting-type motorcycle when the bike went out of control, according to Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue. When the motorcycle went down,... Read More