New York Times wins four Pulitzer Prizes in 2024
The New York Times led 2024 Pulitzer winners with four prizes for reporting on the fentanyl crisis, the U.S. military, and the Trump assassination attempt. ProPublica earned the public service medal for investigative work on pregnant women dying due to abortion-law delays. The Washington Post won for breaking news on the Trump assassination attempt.
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Guard pleads guilty in Marcy inmate death
Utica court hears Christopher Walrath 36 plead guilty to first degree manslaughter in the Dec. 9 beating of Robert Brooks at Marcy Correctional Facility. Walrath, one of six guards charged with second degree murder, faces 15 years, remains free on bail until Aug. 4 sentencing.
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Army pauses helicopter flights near Reagan National Airport
The Army halted rotorcraft traffic around Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport after two near landings by Delta and Republic jets prompted go arounds. The pause follows a January midair collision between a Black Hawk and a passenger jet, with ongoing FAA and NTSB investigations.
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Hegseth orders 20 percent cut to top brass
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth directs active duty forces to cut 20 percent of four star generals and 20 percent of top National Guard positions while pursuing a broader 10 percent reduction in general and flag officers. He argues the moves remove redundant structure to streamline leadership amid budget pressures.
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