New York Times, Wall Street Journal Win Pulitzer Prizes for Journalism
The Pulitzer Prize winners in journalism were announced today, and despite the crashing Pulitzer website, FishbowlNY managed to secure the entire list!
Among New York newspapers, the New York Times won in two categories, “Commentary,” and “International Reporting,” with Clifford J. Levy winning his second Pulitzer. The Wall Street Journal won for “Editorial Writing.”
Another highlight is that for the first time in history, ProPublica was awarded a Pulitzer for a group of stories that never appeared in print.
More commentary is sure to follow, but for now, here is the complete list of winners in journalism:
- “Public Service” went to The Los Angeles Times
- No award was given for the “Breaking News Reporting” category.
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