'National Enquirer' Billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's sex scandal continues to dominate, claiming four pages inside the 'Enquirer; and the cover story: "Epstein Cover-Up! Prince Andrew Russian Blackmail Terror. Bill Gates… Read the rest of the article: Prince Andrew's Russian blackmail, Hunter Biden's $150B scandal, and the Lock Ness monster, in this week's dubious tabloids
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Exposing secrets is the tabloids' life-blood, and even when there are no secrets to reveal the rags gleefully claim that's what they're doing. Whether it's an alleged "FBI cover-up," a… Read the rest of the article: FBI's 9/11 "cover-up" and Prince Andrew's "secret deal" in last week's dubious tabloids
When it's a quiet news week, the tabloids love to fall back on their tried and tested favorite: dying stars on their last legs. If only the celebrities wouldn't keep… Read the rest of the article: Fauci and Royal Nazis in this week's dubious tabloids
International politics once again dominates the tabloids this week – and they wonder why circulations are falling. With coronavirus still raging it seems that Hollywood celebrities aren't getting out and… Read the rest of the article: Biden's "breakdown" and Saudi terror funding in this week's dubious tabloids
For fair and balanced geopolitical analysis at its best, why would you look anywhere else but the supermarket tabloids? It's probably a coincidence that the two top stories this week… Read the rest of the article: Biden's Vietnam and his blackmail nightmare in this week's dubious tabloids
American politics and British royals dominate this week's tawdry tabloids, with an equal disregard for facts and a loving embrace of sensationalism. 'National Enquirer' Ousted New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's… Read the rest of the article: Obama Public Enemy No.1 in this week's dubious tabloids
National Enquirer Fat-shaming is standard operating procedure for the tabloids, but this week the 'Enquirer' sheds any faux semblance of political correctness with its annual body-demeaning issue: "This year's 50… Read the rest of the article: Duchess Kate's pregnancy and World War III in this week's dubious tabloids
Why are this week's tabloids like flatulence? Because they're both malodorous, objectionable, and have no substance. It's remarkable how many of this week's offerings have no "there" there, as Gertrude… Read the rest of the article: Biden's "secret war" with Kamala in this week's dubious tabloids
If the tabloids serve any purpose at all, it is to highlight stories that the mainstream media ignores. It was the tabloids that found photographic evidence of O.J. Simpson wearing… Read the rest of the article: Castro killed JFK and his son in last week's dubious tabloids
An essential guide to this week's inessential news National Enquirer What is the world coming to, when the 'Enquirer' cover story is shockingly fact-based, albeit sensationalized? "Stop Your Lies!" screams… Read the rest of the article: Clinton murder conspiracy and Wuhan bats out of hell in this week's dubious tabloids
An essential guide to inessential news. Where would the tabloids be without their anonymous sources, the "pals" and "friends" of the stars, the "insiders" and "associates" close to celebrities? They'd… Read the rest of the article: Clinton divorce drama and Hitler's kinky sex life in this week's dubious tabloids
An essential guide to this week's inessential news If it didn't happen, it's in this week's fact-challenged tabloids, which are rife with more speculation and supposition than usual – and… Read the rest of the article: Joe Biden's "smoking gun" and Elvis Presley's "odd sex life" in this week's dubious tabloids
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Orwellian doublespeak dominates the latest tabloid offerings, with the "truth" being deliberately misleading, false narratives substituting for facts, and sensationalism overshadowing reality.
An essential guide to this week's inessential news When you view the world as a soap opera of sex, avarice and betrayal—as the tabloids do—every word is an insult, every… Read the rest of the article: Royal dramas and Bill Gates' divorce in this week's dubious tabloids
An essential roundup of the most inessential journalism Who are you going to believe: the tabloids, or your own lying eyes? The National Enquirer cover is dominated by a photo… Read the rest of the article: Bill Gates and the Royal wiretap scandal in this week's dubious tabloids
In The National Enquirer, the cover story screams "Royals Finally Dish The Dirt!" as if the Queen and Prince Charles have finally poured their hearts out to the Florida tabloid.… Read the rest of the article: "Monster Meghan" and "TV's most-hated host" star in this week's dubious tabloids
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"World War 3 Is Coming!" screams the cover of this week's 'National Enquirer,' which is a pleasant change from past tabloid stories threatening WWIII which have been relegated to pages… Read the rest of the article: World War 3 and Royals at War in this week's dubious tabloids
