Washington Post

Pros: Its FREE - well Mrs. G and I clip coupons valued at more than the price of delivery.
Cons: Ink stained hands! When will they convert to smudge-resistant print?

I believe The Washington Post to be the finest daily newspaper in the land. I have subscribed to many “daily’s” from Pacific to Atlantic. For years I read the San Diego Union-Tribune, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Providence...

Pros: Deep coverage of national and international news
Cons: Bob Levy and Tony Kornheiser

For almost 30 years, I read the Washington Post every single morning. I might sometimes have wanted a little more shut-eye, but knowing that the Post was laying on my front doorstep made rolling out of bed almost bearable. Only now that I've moved away...

Pros: Political, Domestic/International Coverage, Great Sports Section
Cons: Our newspaper deliveryman likes to sleep in.

I don't like getting up in the morning. It's a terrible time of day, and it should be outlawed to get up before noon. The first step on to the cold hard wood floor is the most difficult, and its never easy to slip on my Spongebob Slippers. The ...

Pros: Good local and national coverage
Cons: International news could be a lot better

After reading MrHelpful's critique of The Washington Post, YentaKvetch was compelled to weigh in in the great debate concerning the merits of this newspaper.

In Washington--insofar as newspapers are concerned--The Post is the only game in...

Pros: Price, service, coverage depth and breadth
Cons: Tough to find a good used ukulele outside your zip code

Ever since they overthrew the government, the Post has really been resting on their laurels. I mean, sure, there was that big expose about how D.C. cops were driving around in unregistered cars that got some high police muckety-muck fired. That made ...

Pros: Complete, competent, good government coverage
Cons: Too government focused

I'm a daily subscriber to the Washington Post. It's about the only game in town where I live. I haven't yet kicked the daily paper habit, it being so much faster to scan printed pages vs. the web version of same. (See below re: the Post's excellent...

Pros: Great insight on news stories around the country, good coverage on local news
Cons: The international news is not as good as the NY Times

The Washington Post is one of the best newspapers in the country if not the best. It has incredible front story news on politics, science, and world events. This newspaper also gives a comprehendible update on business, sports, style, and local...

Pros: User-friendly website, a wide range of topics covered
Cons: The archives go back only two weeks

I will start by stating where I stand: I am a news junkie and I am a Bill Clinton fan the way I am a Michael Jordan fan. And I would also like to make it clear I am referring here to the Post as it appears online, for that is where I access it from my...

Pros: Sports Section Is Amazing, Full of News and Current Events
Cons: Slightly biased reporting

I have been reading the Washington Post for over 20 years now and I have found it to be an all-around good paper. It is not great though and while it has improved, it could use much more improvement. I think the only way to show you what I mean is to...

Pros: Wide variety of well-written content, premier political newspaper.
Cons: Too much variety, sometimes unfocused and sometimes not complete.

The Washington Post is a very good publication, except for the ream of paper that is required to print one copy. Beware of the delivery of this paper, when it goes sailing through the air it could cause someone a concussion if it happens to encounter a ...

Pros: Unbiased political reporting
Cons: The crossword is tough (but merciful)

As a consultant in a politician's press office, I read several newspapers daily, including the Washington Post. The Washington Post stands out among other papers because of its thoroughness in political reporting. The legislation that slides past the...

Pros: Only Two Bits
Cons: None

This is a wonderful paper. Coming from a small town in Florida, I suppose anything is better than what we have. But the Washington Post definitely delivers. I read it every time I travel up to the DC area.

I'll start with my favorite. Four...

Pros: Excellent political coverage
Cons: weaker international coverage

As you might be expect, the Washington Post really excels in its coverage of US politics. From capital hill gossip to reporting on elections, the paper truly shines when it's covering the political arena. It also has good local coverage of DC, Maryland,...

Pros: Style, Arts, Weekend sections
Cons: Too much death and destruction, in technocolor.

We quit taking the Washington Post after they went to the full poly-chrome format. Now all the suffering, gore, and misery the world has to offer comes served up, fresh and steaming, in 256 colors. And that advantage over the Manassas News Journal and...

Pros: It's the keystone of the Post-Newsweek empire. Who could ask for more?
Cons: It seems to be hopelessly limited in reach if not for the net.

The buzz around conservative circles is that Katherine Graham's family jewel of a newspaper is part of the leftist cabal that is out to brainwash Americans. They could not be more distanced from the truth.
As a matter of fact, the Post's balanced...