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Residents in the Bronx and Brooklyn are particularly struggling to make ends meet.

Installing braces is a great racket, many athletes aren't actually overpaid, the most common jobs pay peanuts, and doctors make bank.

The gap between rich and poor grew even wider in NYC last year, according to new Census Data that also determined balls are still round and leaves are growing on trees.

And suddenly we feel very, very, very poor. There is currently a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom apartment available for rent off of SoHo for $20,000 a night, $50,000 a week or $100,000 a month fully furnished.

While the rich are getting richer, the poor are still getting screwed, as one in five NYC residents lives in poverty and nearly one in every three children lives in poverty.

Kiryas Joel (Wiki). Did you know that the poorest town in

Photo via FIPS The Garfield Street entrance of Prospect Park has

Carl Paladino, provider of wonderful headlines, has done it again. This

The Women’s Center for Education and Career Advancement recently released their

Sketchy Harlem dental clinics aren't the only ones paying low-income New