Brooklyn

Remembering Arlene Gottfried: Legendary New York City Street Photographer

By Paul Moakley

Dog Owners: Stop Worrying About Autism and Vaccinate Your Pet

By Jeffrey Kluger

Go Behind the Scenes as Fortune Cookie History Gets Made

By Olivia B. Waxman

When the Coloring Book Craze Invades the Photography World

By Michael Bucher
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A 13-Foot-Tall Captain America Statue Is Coming to Brooklyn

"I’m just a kid from Brooklyn"

By Megan McCluskey

New York City's Blue-Collar Industry Isn't Dead

They work in the shadow of Manhattan’s skyscrapers

By Chelsea Matiash

No Holds Barred at Brooklyn Debate

"This is New York. Your spirit goes up"

By Sam Frizell / New York and Philip Elliott

Democratic Debate Comes With a Side of Brooklyn

Reporters wearing fedoras and man-buns are frantically chasing political operatives

By Charlotte Alter

Democrats Brawl in Heated Brooklyn Debate

The 'Brooklyn Brawl' is shaping up to be toughest debate yet

By Philip Elliott

Clinton and Sanders Battle for New York

As the state's Democratic primary looms

By Sam Frizell

The Honest Trailer for the Oscars Takes a Shot at the Best Picture Nominees

"In a world where a bunch of rich people dress up in fancy clothes to give each other trophies, these eight films will compete for Hollywood's highest honor"

By Megan McCluskey

4 of 5 Suspects in Brooklyn Playground Rape Released

The fifth teen is being held in connection to a separate assault case

By Tim Nudd / People

Airbnb Has Some of the Most Unique Offices in the World

They look like rental listings in different countries

By Josh Raab

'Brooklyn' and the True History of Irish Immigrants in New York

Plus, see what Brooklyn really looked like in the 1950s

By Sarah Begley

Review: A Colorful Journey to Brooklyn

Saoirse Ronan stars in the new film

By Joe Neumaier

Eat a 30-Pound Burrito in an Hour and This Restaurant Could Be Yours

Or at least 10 percent of this Brooklyn establishment

By Noah Kaufman / FWx

Cold-Hearted Popsicle Thief Steals $1100 Worth Of Frozen Treats

The ice-cold criminal is still on the loose

By Melissa Locker

Teen's Poem Goes Viral After Stranger Finds It in a Bar

The poet is in Brooklyn; the bar in London

By Sarah Begley

Jackie Robinson’s Life Was No Home Run for Racial Progress

America loved the baseball star on the field, not off it

By Jason Sokol / Zocalo Public Square

Dunkin' Donuts Takes Down 'Men Only' Sign

Such a limitation would violate employment law

By Sarah Begley
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