Bonnie Berkowitz

Washington, D.C.

Visual Reporter at The Washington Post

Washington Post visual reporter. Lover of science and running and especially things that combine the two. She/her.

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Articles

How Tariffs Could Upend The Auto Industry And Add Thousands To Car Prices

4 weeks ago | southfloridareporter.com | Bonnie Berkowitz |Dylan Moriarty |Luis Melgar

To understand how President Donald Trump's on-again, off-again tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada could inflate car prices, you can follow the journey of just one auto part. Carmakers set up production and distribution chains without worrying about borders, because the United States has enjoyed free trade with Canada since 1965 and Mexico since 1994. So a piece of metal might cross borders several times as it is made into a part and assembled into a car that lands in a dealers' showroom.
Analysis | D.C.’s BLM street painting is nearly gone. What about all the others?

1 month ago | washingtonpost.com | Dylan Moriarty |Bonnie Berkowitz

As jackhammers obliterate the giant yellow “Black Lives Matter” letters from a road in front of the White House this month, they are erasing one of the first and most prominent examples of street art that sprang from the racial justice movement in the summer of 2020. Many of the other street paintings in cities and towns across the country have faded with time, weather and daily wear and tear.
Tariffs could make your next car cost thousands more. Here's how

1 month ago | detroitnews.com | Bonnie Berkowitz |Dylan Moriarty |Luis Melgar

To understand how President Trump’s proposed tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada could rattle the auto industry and hike up car prices, you can follow the journey of just one auto part. Carmakers have enjoyed free trade with Canada since 1965 and Mexico since 1994, so they have set up production and distribution chains without worrying about borders.
See how tariffs could make your next car cost thousands more

1 month ago | msn.com | Bonnie Berkowitz |Dylan Moriarty |Luis Melgar

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How tariffs could upend the auto industry and increase car prices

1 month ago | washingtonpost.com | Bonnie Berkowitz |Dylan Moriarty |Luis Melgar

To understand how President Trump’s proposed tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada could rattle the auto industry and hike up car prices, you can follow the journey of just one auto part. Carmakers have enjoyed free trade with Canada since 1965 and Mexico since 1994, so they have set up production and distribution chains without worrying about borders.
Analysis | Where SNL has found 50 seasons of funny people, and why it matters

2 months ago | washingtonpost.com | Bonnie Berkowitz

Scoring a spot in the cast of “Saturday Night Live” is tougher than cracking up Debbie Downer and at least as difficult as keeping Domingo away from Kelsey. In 50 seasons, only 167 names have appeared in the show’s opening credits. Those people have come from top comedy schools and tiny video sketch teams, stand-up stages and Broadway. One was a drummer in a punk band — “Wut’re yuuu doing here,” Fred Armisen?
Maps show how D.C. plane crash occurred in Reagan National’s congested airspace

2 months ago | washingtonpost.com | Bonnie Berkowitz |Hannah Dormido |Szu Yu Chen |Laris Karklis

Pilots who land at Reagan National Airport face a unique set of complications, including short runways that leave little margin for error, scores of helicopters buzzing nearby and a mountain-size no-fly zone that requires funneling air traffic into tight corridors. Long before an Army helicopter and a passenger plane collided while the plane was attempting to land on Wednesday, the airport was considered to be among the most challenging in the country. On Jan.
Mapping the funeral plans for the coming days

Dec 31, 2024 | washingtonpost.com | Nick Mourtoupalas |Bonnie Berkowitz

Locations where official events will take place before President Carter is laid to rest in his hometown. Before President Jimmy Carter is buried in a private ceremony in Plains, Georgia, near the pond he could see from the porch of his house, his body will travel to the Georgia Capitol and the U.S. Capitol for public farewells. Carter died Dec. 29 in his home at age 100 in the southwest Georgia town of Plains, where he and Rosalynn, his wife of 77 years, resided for most of their lives.
No daylight saving time? See how early or late you would be in the dark.

Dec 10, 2024 | washingtonpost.com | Janice Chen |Bonnie Berkowitz |Tim Meko

Warning: This graphic requires JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript for the best experience. Analysis by Janice Kai Chen, Bonnie Berkowitz and Tim Meko Sorry, a summary is not available for this article at this time. Please try again later. For most U.S. residents, the sun went down earlier on one of the past few days than at any other time of the year. Jarringly early December sunsets are the result of the annual "fall back" from daylight saving time to standard time.
Analysis | No daylight saving time? See how early or late you would be in the dark.

Dec 10, 2024 | flipboard.com | Janice Chen |Bonnie Berkowitz |Tim Meko

4 hours agoExhaustion is understandable after a bitter election, but ignoring what’s happening won’t make it go away. We are a country that stands on the precipice, just six weeks away from swearing in, for the second time, a wannabe “dictator” with ambitions to wildly reshape our democracy. There is a desire …