The front page of Stundin shows a number of articles about celebrities and uses the word "scandal" more than a dozen times. The Panama Papers were first report

The front page of Stundin shows a number of articles about celebrities and uses the word "scandal" more than a dozen times. The Panama Papers were first reported by the German newspaper Suddeutsche Zeitung, not Stundin, but claiming credit for another paper's work is pretty standard for a tabloid. Sure, it might report on real news occasionally. A number of U.S. tabloids have reported on scandals and crimes that eventually turned out to be true. But if it looks like a duck and acts like a duck, it's probably a duck.