The National Enquirer is a tabloid newspaper known for its sensationalist journalism and celebrity gossip. Founded in 1926, it has gained notoriety for publishing stories about the personal lives of famous individuals, often focusing on scandals, rumors, and exclusive interviews. Over the years, the National Enquirer has been involved in various controversies, including legal battles over its reporting practices. Despite criticism, it has maintained a significant readership and has influenced popular culture, often being referenced in discussions about tabloid journalism and media ethics.