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Tabloid Truths
The National Enquirer's scoop on John Edwards is the latest in a string of exclusive tabloid stories that the mainstream media missed. Here's a look back at some milestones in supermarket journalism
— Kate Pickert
The National Enquirer reports that Rush Limbaugh is addicted to painkillers. The radio-show host admits to his audience that the story is true and says he is checking into rehab. The source for the story was Limbaugh's maid.
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