Few sweet treats capture the essence of New York City quite like the black and white cookie. This iconic half chocolate, half vanilla baked good has been a staple of the city's bakeries for over a ...

but what we do know is that black and white cookies have become an essential part of not just New York City culture, but also world history, religion, and even racial commentary.

Pollution regulations began after the Environmental Protection Agency formed in 1970. The Trump administration has recently announced plans to cut back on EPA funding.

As far as New York Jewish desserts go, perhaps the most ubiquitous is the black and white cookie, that soft, sweet, frosted treat found at bakeries and bagel stores throughout the city.

They can be seen tearing down the FDR Drive in New York City, wind whipping past as ... Photographed from 2014 to 2019, the book features black and white photographs from rides, parties, bike ...

“New York Sketches,” a new collection of E.B. White’s musings about New York City, offers two pleasures ... down the street is “a sturdy black animal with an idiot love of life.” ...

Eric Adams won election as the city’s second Black mayor at a time when there is no longer a question of whether Black politicians can succeed in New York ... were white. So were the district ...

Black families seeking more space and homeownership in more suburban-like parts of the City were chased away and attacked by white residents. New York City, for many Black women, was reduced to ...

A new pay equity report from the New York City Council shows “persistent, large pay gaps” in the city’s municipal workforce, particularly among Black, Latino and white employees — a divide ...

we discuss efforts to preserve Black history in New York City. After a four-year campaign, a 19th century building in Greenwich Village connected to the abolitionist movement has been designated ...