2025 Pulitzer Prizes Honor Leading News Outlets

The 2025 Pulitzer Prizes honored outstanding achievements in journalism and the arts, with The New York Times winning four awards, including stories on U.S. failures in Afghanistan, Sudan’s civil war, the opioid crisis (with The Baltimore Banner), and photography of the Trump assassination attempt. The New Yorker made history with three wins: Mosab Abu Toha’s essays on Gaza, Moises Saman’s photography of Syria, and the 'In The Dark' podcast about a 2005 Iraq massacre. The Wall Street Journal was recognized for its national reporting on Elon Musk’s rise and influence. Bloomberg News earned its second Pulitzer for Alexandra Lange’s architectural criticism. ProPublica received the public service award for reporting on the deadly consequences of state abortion bans. Chuck Stone was posthumously honored for lifetime contributions to journalism, notably during the Civil Rights Movement.