Several major outlets report that the Washington Post wins the 2025 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for its examination of President Donald Trump’s sweeping, “choppy” overhaul of federal agencies. Sources say the Post’s reporting highlights how fast-moving and sometimes opaque the administration’s changes are, and it describes what those cuts and modifications mean for individuals in the United States. The Associated Press (AP) is also reported as winning a 2025 Pulitzer Prize, receiving the award for international reporting. In common coverage, the AP’s international reporting is described as focusing on surveillance. One outlet also notes that The Miami Herald’s Julie K. Brown receives a special citation for her reporting, though the broader summaries focus primarily on the Post and AP wins.