The primary aim of this paper is through qualitative and quantitative content analysis, to determine whether there is a difference in editorial policy in the daily newspaper 24sata between article rubrics Politics and Showbizz. This paper also aims to explore whether editors use the tabloid style of editing whilst writing about political topics as well as how often these texts are titled with sensationalist headlines. All texts published in the print edition of the daily newspaper 24sata in the period from April 1 to June 30, 2021 in rubrics Politics and Showbizz focused on the style of editing in which the main headlines were analyzed. The results of the research showed that the rubrics Politics and Showbizz in the printed edition of the 24sata daily newspaper used tabloid style of editing and sensationalist techniques for attracting readers. Furthermore, the rubric Politics has more informative texts in relation to the Showbiz section. It has been established that in the case of 24sata, both sections are full of sensationalist headlines and photographs that instantly attract reader attention. The analysis found that in the Politics section black, red and/or white titles are used and are positioned in the center or at the top of the page, whilst in the Showbizz section printed titles are also used and feature white, pink and/or purple text that are positioned in the middle or at the bottom of the page. In both sections, the authors of these particular columns, articles, reports and news are listed by name and surname, whilst the authors of smaller news are not listed.