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TMZ, the entertainment‑focused tabloid, has shifted its spotlight from celebrity gossip to political scoops. The site, founded on November eighth, 2005, quickly became known for breaking Hollywood news. In 2009, Time Warner divested AOL, altering TMZ’s corporate structure. On September thirteenth, 2021, Fox Corporation acquired TMZ for fifty million dollars, solidifying its media presence. In April, a two‑man crew launched a Washington, D.C., bureau, bringing paparazzi‑style reporting to Congress. By August fourth, 2026, the bureau had produced high‑profile stories, marking a new chapter in the outlet’s history. The move signals a broader trend of entertainment media entering political journalism, blending sensationalism with policy coverage. While critics question the depth of reporting, supporters argue that TMZ’s rapid‑response model can uncover timely political developments. Readers now see a familiar brand tackling Capitol Hill, potentially reshaping how political news is consumed.

By Nathan B. | JQJO News