New York Times wins 4 Pulitzers, New Yorker 3; Washington Post wins for coverage of Trump shooting

By DAVID BAUDER NEW YORK AP The New York Times won four Pulitzer Prizes and the New Yorker three on Monday for journalism in that touched on topics like the fentanyl emergency the U S military and last summer s assassination attempt on President Donald Trump Related Articles Temple trainee suspended over antisemitic sign at Barstool Philadelphia How Alcatraz became America s largest part notorious prison people rescued from yacht that began sinking off Miami Beach US states push for speed-limiting devices on the cars of dangerous drivers Indigenous people raise awareness about their missing and murdered The Pulitzers prestigious masses provision medal went to ProPublica for the second straight year Kavitha Surana Lizzie Presser Cassandra Jaramillo and Stacy Kranitz were honored for reporting on pregnant women who died after doctors delayed urgent care in states with strict abortion laws The Washington Post won for urgent and illuminating urgent news coverage of the Trump assassination attempt The Pultizers honored Ann Telnaes who quit the Post in January after the news outlet refused to run her editorial cartoon lampooning tech chiefs including Post owner Jeff Bezos cozying up to Trump The Pulitzers honored the best in journalism from in categories along with eight arts categories including books music and theater The residents provision winner receives a gold medal All other winners receive The Times Azam Ahmed and Christina Goldbaum and contributing writer Matthieu Aikins won an explanatory reporting prize for examining U S guidelines failures in Afghanistan The newspaper s Doug Mills won in emerging news photography for his images of the assassination attempt Declan Walsh and the Times staff won for an review into the Sudan conflict Alissa Zhu Nick Thieme and Jessica Gallagher won in local reporting an award shared by the Times and The Baltimore Banner for reporting on that city s fentanyl problem The New Yorker s Mosab Abu Toha won for his commentaries on Gaza The magazine also won for its In the Dark podcast about the killing of Iraqi civilians by the U S military and in feature photography for Moises Saman s pictures of the Sednaya prison in Syria David Bauder covers the intersection of media and entertainment for The Associated Press