Globe writer wins Pulitzer for national reporting
Signing statements series gets honor
Charlie Savage of The Boston Globe yesterday won the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for national reporting, for a series of stories about President Bush's greatly expanded use of "signing statements," which he attached to laws passed by Congress to assert his authority to disregard them. (Full article: 975 words)
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