Brooke Steinberg is a reporter and producer for the New York Post, focusing on national news with a specific emphasis on New York City. Her work has also been featured in various publications such as the Geelong Advertiser, The Daily Telegraph, and News.com.au. Brooke covers a wide range of topics including lifestyle, health, travel, and popular culture.
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Brooke Steinberg's articles cover a wide range of topics including health and wellness, food and beverage, family & relationships, house & home, entertainment news. Her coverage attributes indicate that she often includes expert commentary and cites data in her articles.
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By: Brooke Steinberg
Drink coffee and be merry. Autumn is coming to an end and Starbucks is swapping out pumpkin spice for peppermint.
By: Brooke Steinberg
These are the ulti-mutt trading cards. Topps , Fanatics' trading card company, is most well-known for their baseball trading cards, as well
By: Brooke Steinberg
McDonald’s is spicing things up.
By: Brooke Steinberg
A Mississippi woman had a fright-tanning experience with fake bronzer.
By: Brooke Steinberg
Sweet treat lovers, rejoice.
By: Brooke Steinberg
More “pond water,” Highness?
By: Brooke Steinberg
Here’s when you’ll be able to get them.
By: Brooke Steinberg
Thanksgiving dinner cooks are known to spend days preparing a turkey — but most people prefer putting something else on their plates.
The holiday season is here, making airports a dispiriting place despite the joyful season.
By: Brooke Steinberg, Katherine Donlevy
Voting can get you more than just a free sticker this year.
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