Tabloid newspapers are a type of publication known for their sensational news coverage, often focusing on celebrity gossip, scandals, and human interest stories. They typically feature bold headlines and colorful images, making them visually striking and appealing to a wide audience. The content is usually presented in a more informal and entertaining style compared to traditional broadsheet newspapers. These newspapers often prioritize eye-catching stories over in-depth reporting, which can lead to criticism regarding their journalistic standards. Popular examples of tabloid newspapers include the National Enquirer and the Sun. Despite their reputation, they remain widely read and influential in shaping public opinion on various topics.