What Is the National Enquirer
The National Enquirer is an American tabloid magazine known for sensational headlines, celebrity coverage, and human-interest stories. It is published by American Media Inc. and has been a fixture of supermarket checkout lines for decades.
History and Ownership
The publication began in 1926 as a broadsheet focused on crime and oddities. Over the years it shifted toward celebrity gossip and entertainment news. American Media Inc. has owned and operated the magazine for much of its modern history.
Editorial Focus and Audience
The National Enquirer typically features tabloid-style articles on celebrities, politics, health, and true-crime stories. Its content is designed for a mass-market audience seeking dramatic, concise news coverage. For more context on its editorial approach, see Britannica.
