Friday, January 22, 2010

Star-struck 'supermarket tabloid' aims for a Pulitzer

The executive editor of the National Enquirer, dismissed by some as a ''supermarket tabloid'', says he plans to enter his paper's work on the John Edwards scandal for a Pulitzer Prize, the highest award in US journalism.
Don't laugh.
''It's clear we should be a contender for this,'' Barry Levine said, hours after the former Democratic presidential candidate admitted what the newspaper had been reporting all along: that he is the father of Rielle Hunter's baby.

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