The "Prophet" remains respectable for the first three books, but by "Goblet of Fire", it has hired Rita Skeeter, an unscrupulous journalist who supplies several thrilling and blatantly false articles. These include an article that, while correctly asserting that Hagrid is part giant, also makes numerous scurrilous accusations about his personal character, and declares Harry "disturbed and dangerous" based on remarks by Draco Malfoy. When Minister Fudge takes the stance of firmly denying Voldemort's return, the "Prophet" initiates a smear campaign against Dumbledore and Harry, the most influential proponents of the opposing view. After Fudge is forced to admit that Voldemort has returned, the "Prophet" changes its stance overnight, calling Harry "a lone voice of truth". The newspaper even buys, from "The Quibbler", Harry's interview on Voldemort's return and claims it to be exclusive.