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tabloid

noun as in newspaper

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A few months ago, during the Paris Games, Wasserman was the subject of a tabloid report that resulted in some outsiders suggesting he step down.

James Van Der Beek says a tabloid threat prompted him to quickly go public with his cancer diagnosis: ‘There’s no playbook for how to announce these things.’

McIlroy was responding to a question about an unconfirmed report in a British tabloid that a deal had already been struck.

The leaking of the documents – to Britain’s Jewish Chronicle and Germany’s tabloid Bild - came at a crucial time for hostage negotiations.

From BBC

I wrote, I edited, and I managed personalities during a Wild West period for the publication as it transitioned into the scrappy online tabloid it remained for many years.

From Slate

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