Tiger obsessed with Elin?

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The National Enquirer ain't what it used to be. It actually has legit stories from time to time.

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National Enquirer (also commonly known as the Enquirer) is an American supermarket tabloid now published by American Media Inc (AMI). Founded in 1926,[1] the tabloid has gone through a variety of changes over the years, and is currently well-known[who?] for exaggerating, as well as fabricating information in its articles focusing on celebrity news, gossip, and crime in order to sell its newspapers.[citation needed]
The Enquirer makes no secret of the fact that it will pay sources for tips, a practice generally frowned upon by the mainstream press. At least one prominent story, connected to the Elizabeth Smart case, had to be retracted after it was revealed that two informants had fabricated false information. The informants had been paid a large sum for the story.
The tabloid has struggled with declining circulation figures due to competition from glossy tabloid publications, which is why American Media now also owns former competitor, The Star. As of 2010, The National Enquirer sells for $3.49 on newsstands in the United States. Subscription rates are $1.90 per issue for 52 issues, and $2.40 for 26.

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