Breakouts Can Be Frustrating, But Knowing Your Acne Triggers Makes Prevention Easier
Breaking out with pimples can be frustrating and embarrassing, and it's not just for teenagers many adults suffer from acne too.
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Breaking out with pimples can be frustrating and embarrassing, and it's not just for teenagers many adults suffer from acne too.
Real estate has been booming in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, and for some people, that is not a good thing at all.
A Queens lawmaker is calling on the city to do more to remove graffiti.
Long Island residents are fighting to perverse their historical community along the South Shore from strip malls and big box stores.
A man's special electronic wheelchair was stolen after he passed out at a Chase Bank in Midtown last Friday.
A man was critically injured following a hit-and-run crash in the Morrisania section of the Bronx Wednesday afternoon.
The producer of the Broadway smash "Hamilton" has agreed to amend an audition notice that had called for "non-white" performers.
Early Wednesday morning, crews were still putting out hot spots and keeping a close watch on the smoldering structures on DeKalb Avenue in Bushwick.
Not enough people have enrolled in the Transportation Security Administration expedited screening program, leading to long security lines at airports.
Mets fans will be treated to more than just baseball this season at Citi Field.
The suspect struck nine times between August 2015 and this past February.
Democrat Hillary Clinton kicked off her efforts to win the New York primary by leading a rally at the Apollo Theater in Harlem.
She won Female Vocalist of the Year title at the ACM Awards for the sixth consecutive time and saw "Little Red Wagon" hit the Top 5.
The study suggests people are more attracted to those who "display their bodies expansively," in speed-dating situations, or even just by looking at a photo.
The settlement agreement unveiled Wednesday will require Newark police to implement a more community-focused police model, revise policies and training on stops and searches and revise use-of-force policies.