New Yorker writers win Polk Awards in Journalism
Two New Yorker writers won Polk Awards in Journalism for exemplary achievement. Luke Mogelson was recognized for his reporting in Ukraine's Donbas region, while Masha Gessen received the prize for commentary on the Holocaust's role in politics. The New Yorker has a history of winning Polk Awards.
Key Points
- Luke Mogelson won in Magazine Reporting for 'Underworld'
- Masha Gessen won in Commentary for 'In the Shadow of the Holocaust'
- The New Yorker has a history of winning Polk Awards
Pros
- Recognition of exemplary achievement in journalism
- Insightful reporting on Ukraine's Donbas region
- Thought-provoking commentary on the Holocaust's political impact