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“We’re witnessing a major cultural shift in how people approach weight loss, and that’s creating a new set of needs in skincare," Dr. Marc Ronert told The Post.

The billionaire DOGE chief turned heads during the conference at the White House when he donned two caps.

Moran only offered that the tattoos' significance was “as clear as it can be” at this point and offered to "take a look" at them again following their sit-down.

A baby vulture at a New York zoo is being fed not by another bird but by a hand puppet — a decades-old technique.

Stellantis and Mercedes-Benz became the latest automakers on Wednesday to scrap their profit guidance citing market uncertainty wrought by tariffs.

Manny Bayon, president of the National Border Patrol Council chapter in the San Diego sector, told The Post he's "never seen" numbers this low "in my over 25 years of Border Patrol service."

Buxom brunette Lucie Lora, 34, was hauled in by the long, sweaty hand of the law on charges of attempting to steal her brother’s fiancee’s engagement ring – after cops put out a poster that had an almost criminal level of cleavage in it.

The president spoke during a cabinet meeting after the Commerce Department announced the economy shrank by 0.3% in the first three months of this year.

Christie Brinkley has Beverly D’Angelo to thank for not going topless in "National Lampoon’s Vacation."

RHOM is on FYAH!

A "major" Long Island drug trafficker who ordered his crew not to call 911 during an overdose and instead made them eat at a Wendy's was just slammed with serious jail time on Tuesday.

Witkoff, 68, takes part in high-level meetings alone — and is said to have even occasionally leaned on Kremlin translators in a break with longstanding diplomatic procedure, multiple sources told The Post.

Jodie Sweetin and Ryan Gosling appeared together in "The All-New Mickey Mouse Club" in 1989.

Awkward footage has captured the moment a man was confronted by a passer-by while secretly filming women on the street in San Diego.

The Supreme Court appeared set Wednesday to allow Oklahoma to fund a religious charter school, potentially transforming K-12 education across the country.

Mentzer also said there are discussions to open bricks and mortar Loehmann's stores but added "nothing is confirmed."

A pair of reports released by Harvard University laid bare how the school has been tarnished after decades of allowing its campus and classrooms to descend into activist echo chambers, with one faculty member warning the future of the university could be in jeopardy as a result.

Literally much ado about nothing.

City officials said 670 new NYPD cops were sworn in on Thursday, with brass hoping lowered standards will help fill the ranks of New York's Finest.

Gibson’s firearm rights were restored along with nine others, including a former NFL Hall of Famer for the Jets, after petitioning for pardons for their crimes.

The artificial intelligence firm said it was actively working on guardrails after its bot sided with users who claimed to abandon their families and kill animals.

The star of “The X-Files” is looking to part ways with his Southern California perch, which he customized with fantastic taste.

Maybe this will be her fairest role of them all.

Couples used to get gravy boats and fine china as wedding gifts, but now, with interest rates and housing prices on the rise, more newlyweds are asking for cold, hard cash to plunk down on a home.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai tried to convince a federal judge on Wednesday that the Justice Department’s proposed plan to break up its search monopoly would have “many unintended consequences.”