NYT, Washington Post, and AP Win Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism | World News

The New York Times and The Washington Post were the big winners at the 2023 Pulitzer Prizes, each taking home three prestigious awards for their outstanding journalism. The Associated Press also received recognition for their feature photography on global migration to the US.

The Times’ coverage of Hamas’ attack on Israel and the subsequent aftermath earned them two Pulitzers, with the Pulitzer board praising their “wide-ranging and revelatory” reporting. The Reuters news service also received an award for their photography during the conflict in Gaza.

ProPublica was honored with the public service award for their investigative reporting on the US Supreme Court, shedding light on the influence of billionaires on the justices. The AP’s powerful images of global migration to the US were recognized with a Pulitzer in feature photography.

The AP’s senior vice president and executive editor, Julie Pace, highlighted the importance of the images captured by their staff across Latin America and the US-Mexico border, showcasing the human stories behind the migration crisis.

In addition to the journalism awards, The New Yorker magazine, The Los Angeles Times, and other publications were also recognized for their outstanding reporting and criticism. The Pulitzers also made history by opening eligibility to broadcast and audio companies for the first time.

Overall, the 2023 Pulitzer Prizes celebrated excellence in journalism and storytelling, honoring those who have made significant contributions to the field. The awards serve as a reminder of the importance of quality journalism in today’s world.