Brooklyn

Farmers Get Relief as Tariffs Hit Home
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Jonathan Lethem on Solitude
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Rent Party
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Makin’ Whoopies
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How to Quit Smoking, One Illustration at a Time
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Kehinde Wiley’s Modern-Day Royalty
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RadioLoveFest Meets RadioLoveVest
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Terry Gross + Marc Maron = Public Radio Love
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Jessi Klein’s Favorite Public Radio Show Is “Game of Thrones”
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This Is Your Bodega on Gentrification
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A Crash Course in Designing Life
A Korean bean sprout dish, kongnamul muchim), gets an Uzbek spin (fresh cilantro) at Cafe at Your Mother-in-Law.
Food
At this Brooklyn restaurant, you can get Korean food with a side of Russian history
Woman at front of room in mosque
Religion
They gave her the keys to the mosque — and now she wants to open its doors to the neighborhood
Woman with tool in front of damaged building
Development
Nepali immigrants who came to the US after the 2015 earthquake can stay a little longer
For the Jewish ritual of Kaparot, a person's sins are symbolically transferred to a chicken, and then the chicken is slaughtered.
Religion
My sins are cleared for the year, but the chicken wasn’t so lucky
Environmental Racism, American Terrorism, and a Cold War DJ
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Sideshow Podcast: Kickstarting the Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan 1994 Museum
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Justin Bettman and Gözde Eker animate their sets with actors hired through a local casting website. After they’ve staged their photo, they leave the set up for passersby to explore, photograph, rearrange or selfie. This living room was the first set they
Arts
Here’s how you can find a bathroom, or a living room, on the streets of New York
The founder of Torah Animal World in Borough Park, Brooklyn, says the museum gets 3,000 visitors a week.
Belief
This museum is devoted only to animals mentioned in the Bible
Gambrinus restaurant, a local hangout in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn. One waitress says people come in the summer to peel shrimp and drink beer outdoors near the ocean.
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A Russian pirate-theme restaurant in Brighton Beach gives solace to Cold War nostalgia seekers