Later, starting in 1954, he Confidential Magazine. As the editor of Confidential, a sensationalist magazine known for its exposés on celebrities and public figures, Rushmore continued his crusade against immorality and subversion, albeit through a more tabloid-style medium. Rushmore got into a dispute with Publisher Robert Harrison about a planned expose on [[Eleanor Roosevelt]] having an affair with her driver and resigned in 1956. He was working as the editor at the National Police Gazette for a time.
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Later, starting in 1954, he wrote for and eventually became the editor of Confidential Magazine. As the editor of Confidential, a sensationalist magazine known for its exposés on celebrities and public figures, Rushmore continued his crusade against immorality and subversion, albeit through a more tabloid-style medium. Rushmore got into a dispute with Publisher Robert Harrison about a planned expose on [[Eleanor Roosevelt]] having an affair with her driver and resigned in 1956. He was later working as the editor at the National Police Gazette for a time.