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Bonnie Berkowitz

Washington, D.C.
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Washington Post visual reporter. Lover of science and running and especially things that combine the two. She/her.
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Ready for a food fight? Take our quiz on divisive recipe ingredients.

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By Bonnie Berkowitz, Kati Perry Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Ready for a food fight? Take our quiz on divisive recipe ingredients. (washingtonpost.com) Ready for a food fight? Take our quiz on divisive recipe ingredients. By Bonnie Berkowitz; Kati Perry 2025112611003600 Americans don't need more to argue about at Thanksgiving. So what if, for this one dinner, the conversation veers to a topic that unites family members against a common enemy: something weird in the sweet potatoes. Or the gumbo. Or the lasagna. Or — heaven forbid! — the apple pie.
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300 billion reasons the penny won’t be dead for a while

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By Bonnie Berkowitz
| The Washington Post Verified
300 billion reasons the penny won’t be dead for a while (washingtonpost.com) 300 billion reasons the penny won’t be dead for a while Here’s what a stash of that many 1-cent pieces looks like. By Bonnie Berkowitz; Shelly Tan; Arfa Momin 2025111514424000 More than 300 billion pennies are circulating right now, according to a June estimate from a Treasury spokeswoman, yet the coins are largely absent from pockets, purses and pop culture.
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There have been 10 mass shootings in 2025

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By Chris Alcantara, Bonnie Berkowitz, John D. Harden Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Since 2006, guns have been used in an average of 25 mass killings per year in the United States, killing 2,596 people in all. We use the term “mass killing” to describe events in which four or more people died, not including the perpetrators. These violent episodes have occurred 10 times since the beginning of 2025. Some shooters target strangers in public, firing at children in schools, shoppers in stores, worshipers in sacred spaces.
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