More Men Using Cosmetics
The male cosmetic market has increased by over 70 percent globally in the last 6 years, reaching three billion dollars in the US alone.
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The male cosmetic market has increased by over 70 percent globally in the last 6 years, reaching three billion dollars in the US alone.
A mother is speaking out after a fast food worker in full uniform brutally attacked her in front of her two-year-old son, and the whole incident was caught on camera.
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Neshaminy school board vote prevents the high school editors from deleting the word redskin only on the editorial page where other students submit letters to the editor.
A crown controversy erupts in Delaware as a new Miss Delaware is crowned after a dispute over the age of the first winner.
Camden County Police are on the hunt for a suspect who allegedly sexually assaulted a woman in broad daylight.
A union official says employees of The Showboat Casino Hotel will receive notices on Friday warning that the casino may close in two months.
The suspect forced four employees into the back of the store at gunpoint and robbed them.
A small group of activists seeking more money for Pennsylvania's public schools staged a sit-in protest outside Gov. Tom Corbett's office.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has decided not to decide whether the Philadelphia School District has the power to impose work rule changes on teachers next fall.
Federal lawmakers are considering raising the gas tax in order to fund road construction projects across the country. This could be the first increase since 1993.
Today, Museum leadership and a world renowned architect unveiled for the public a master plan to upgrade the interior, create extensive new gallery space, and re-imagine the exterior steps that "Rocky" made famous.
The calm of a summer afternoon on Norristown's North End was shattered by the sound of gunfire around two this afternoon.
Two former employees of a Philadelphia abortion doctor serving life in prison for killing babies who were born alive have been sentenced for their roles in the case.
Six former judges are on trial in the alleged ticket-fixing conspiracy.
