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The magazine was notable for [[Investigative Journalism|investigative journalism]] about public figures in politics and Hollywood. Publisher [[Robert Harrison]] brought on former Communist [[Howard Rushmore]] to help cover and expose Communist agents in the government. In time, Harrison also found readers enjoyed reading the real-life stories of famous celebrities.
The magazine was notable for [[Investigative Journalism|investigative journalism]] about public figures in politics and Hollywood. Publisher [[Robert Harrison]] brought on former Communist [[Howard Rushmore]] to help cover and expose Communist agents in the government. In time, Harrison also found readers enjoyed reading the real-life stories of famous celebrities.
The primary sources for the magazine about Hollywood were Ronnie Quillan, Francesca de Scaffa, and private investigator Fred Otash.<ref>"Confidential: The 'National Enquirer' Of The 1950s", National Public Radio 'Fresh Air', March 2, 2010, | https://www.npr.org/transcripts/123584348</ref>
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