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Tabloids are not credible because their purpose is to get people interested in reading them which leads to sensational stories that are often untrue.
<h3>What is a credible source?</h3>
A source is considered credible when it can prove what it claims to be true or not. Articles written by experts who have thoroughly studied the topic or news reports that have been investigated are examples of credible sources.
Tabloids, on the other hand, are quite the opposite of credible. Their purpose is to get people interested in reading them. To do so, tabloids will realy on gossip and rumors, often providing information that is untrue in the form of sensational stories.
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