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The Pulitzer Prizes 2024: Major Winners Recognized for Diverse Reporting

The Pulitzer Prizes 2024 acknowledged excellence in journalism, with The New York Times and ProPublica among the key winners for impactful reporting.

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On May 5, 2024, the Pulitzer Prizes honored significant journalism achievements with The New York Times winning four awards and The New Yorker taking three. Topics recognized included the fentanyl crisis, U.S. military actions, and the assassination attempt on former President Trump. ProPublica was awarded the public service medal for reporting on delays in urgent care for pregnant women in states with strict abortion laws. The Washington Post received accolades for its breaking news coverage of the Trump incident, while the Wall Street Journal was recognized for its reporting on Elon Musk. Other notable awards included honors for local journalism and investigations into police-related deaths.

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The New York Times received four awards, and The New Yorker took three.

The topics included the fentanyl crisis, U.S. military actions, the assassination attempt on former President Trump, and reporting on delays in urgent care for pregnant women.

ProPublica won the public service medal for reporting on delays in urgent care for pregnant women in states with strict abortion laws.

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