The 2025 Pulitzer Prize winners have been announced, with Percival Everett recognized for his novel 'James', which presents a re-imagined narrative of Huckleberry Finn through Jim's eyes. Journalists were notably rewarded for their coverage of the fentanyl crisis, among other critical issues. Marjorie Miller, the prizes administrator, highlighted the increased challenges faced by media professionals, including financial strain, legal harassment, and attacks on their credibility. Awards for Public Service and Breaking News Reporting showcased urgent and crucial topics emphasizing the importance of truthful journalism during times of crisis.
Miller asserted that in the face of financial pressures and threats, journalists exhibit "courageous reporting and impactful storytelling" essential for democracy.
The selection of winners emphasized the pressing issues tackled by journalists and authors, illustrating their bravery in challenging oppressive narratives.
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