Apr 16, 2007
Every year since 1917 Pulitzer Prizes are awarded in journalism, letters, drama, and music. Winners receive a $10,000 cash award and a certificate.
Who Won a Pulitzer Prize In 2007?
| Breaking News Photography | |
| Oded Balilty (Jewish woman defying Israeli security forces) | |
| Breaking News Reporting | |
| Oregonian (Coverage of a family missing in the Oregon mountains) | |
| Commentary | |
| Cynthia Tucker (Columns that evince a strong sense of morality) | |
| Criticism | |
| Jonathan Gold (Restaurant reviews) | |
| Editorial Cartooning | |
| Walt Handelsman | |
| Editorial Writing | |
| Arthur Browne (Editorials on behalf of Ground Zero workers with neglected health problems) | |
| Beverly Weintraub; Heidi Evans | |
| Explanatory Reporting | |
| Kenneth R Weiss (Reports on the world's distressed oceans) | |
| Usha Lee McFarling; Rick Loomis | |
| Feature Photography | |
| Renee C Byer (Portrayal of a single mother with cancer) | |
| Feature Writing | |
| Andrea Elliott (Portrait of an immigrant imam striving to find his way in America) | |
| International Reporting | |
| Wall Street Journal (Reports on adverse impact of China's booming capitalism) | |
| Investigative Reporting | |
| Brett Blackledge (Exposure of cronyism and corruption in Alabama's two-year college system) | |
| Local Reporting | |
| Debbie Cenziper (Reports on waste and favoritism at the Miami Housing Agency) | |
| National Reporting | |
| Charlie Savage (Revelations that President Bush often used signing statements) | |
| Public Service | |
| Wall Street Journal (Probe into backdated stock options for business executives) | |
| Biography | |
| Debby Applegate (The Most Famous Man in America) | |
| Drama | |
| David Lindsay-Abaire (Rabit Hole) | |
| Fiction | |
| Cormac McCarthy (The Road) |    |
| General Non-Fiction | |
| Lawrence Wright (The Looming Tower) | |
| History | |
| Gene Roberts (The Race Beat) | |
| and Hank Klibanoff | |
| Music | |
| Ornette Coleman (Sound Grammar) | |
| Poetry | |
| Natasha Trethewey (Native Guard) | |
| Special Citation | |
| Ray Bradbury (Unmatched author of science fiction and fantasy) | |
| Special Citation | |
| John Coltrane (Masterful improvisation and supreme musicianship) | |
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