The top editor of several popular tabloids, including the National Enquirer and Us Weekly, has been accused of sexual misconduct, The Associated Press reported Tuesday. He was appointed the editor-in-chief of the National Enquirer and vice president of news in 2014, according to company press releases. This October, he was promoted to chief content officer of the AMI Celebrity Group. Cam Stracher, a lawyer for AMI, told the AP that the 2012 investigation found no evidence of serious wrongdoing. AMI also runs the prominent celebrity tabloids Star Magazine and OK!

Source: Huffington Post December 05, 2017 21:04 UTC