Which award did ProPublica win in the 2024 Pulitzer Prizes for Journalism?

ProPublica was awarded the prestigious public service award for its exposure of undisclosed gifts to U.S. Supreme Court justices. • Pulitzer Prizes 2024 included significant achievements in both journalism and the arts, administered by Columbia University. • ProPublica won the prestigious public service award for exposing undisclosed gifts to U.S. Supreme Court justices. • The New York Times and The Associated Press were recognized for their coverage of the Israel-Gaza conflict and global migration, respectively. • In literature, Jayne Anne Phillips won the fiction category for her novel Night Watch, and Jonathan Eig was awarded in biography for King: A Life. • The journalism category highlighted important topics such as migrant child labor, AR-15 semi-automatic rifle coverage, and digital repression by authoritarian regimes. • Awards also addressed historical and social issues, with Jacqueline Jones winning for history and Cristina Rivera Garza for memoir-autobiography. • The arts category saw Tyshawn Sorey receiving the music prize for his saxophone concerto, Adagio (For Wadada Leo Smith).