Washington Post

Washington Post

By The Washington Post

  • Category: News
  • Release Date: 2010-03-03
  • Current Version: 6.90.0
  • Adult Rating: 12+
  • File Size: 79.42 MB
  • Developer: The Washington Post
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 16.1 or later.
Score: 4.77177
4.77177
From 605,212 Ratings
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Description

Get award-winning global reporting from The Washington Post. The app is free to download and keeps you informed with expert coverage from Post journalists. PRODUCT FEATURES • Stay informed with the 24/7 feed of today’s news. • Wake up with The 7, a better morning briefing on the day’s most important and interesting stories. • Customize your alerts to be the first to know when news is breaking. • Catch up with today’s stories by listening to original podcasts and audio articles. • Discover something new in My Post, a curated feed with recommendations just for you. • Dive deeper into Post journalism with innovative graphics, video, and augmented reality exclusives. SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS • Options: Download the free app and enjoy a limited number of complimentary stories each month. Get your first month of unlimited access for free, and only $11.99/month thereafter for your digital subscription. • Extras: Your subscription to The Washington Post lets you access The Post from all your devices, on the web and in the app. Premium subscribers also enjoy a bonus subscription to share and exclusive eBooks written by our journalists. • Payment: Payment will be charged to your iTunes account with the confirmation of your purchase. • Auto-renewal: Your subscription will auto-renew for $11.99 each month unless you cancel 24 hours before the end of the current subscription period. The auto-renewal can be turned off at any time in the Account Settings section of the App Store. Please note, you will be unable to cancel your current subscription during an active subscription period. • Free trial: Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable. • Privacy policy: https://www.washingtonpost.com/privacy-policy/2011/11/18/gIQASIiaiN_story.html • App Privacy information displayed below applies to users on iOS 14.5 or higher • Terms of service: https://www.washingtonpost.com/terms-of-service/2011/11/18/gIQAldiYiN_story.html • CA notice of collection: https://www.washingtonpost.com/privacy-policy/2011/11/18/gIQASIiaiN_story.html#CALIFORNIA • Do not sell my info (CA residents): https://www.washingtonpost.com/my-post/privacy-settings/

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Reviews

  • Trustworthy newspaper for us in America!

    4
    By Shaker Swamy
    I do like reading The Washington Post because it’s trustworthy and often interesting!

  • News leaving out the hard truth.

    1
    By Aossey_T
    If you’re looking for news on the land grab taking place in the West Bank and the genocide in Gaza, this is not your news source. Like most of western media it will only cover what Israel tells it to cover. Very disappointing considering its reputation in the past.

  • Review

    1
    By Mothering from the heart
    I am tired of the anti Israel bias and overt support for terror organizations

  • Everything I Need to Know

    5
    By dtsf
    I receive the Washington Post daily on my iphone. It always keeps me up to date with important news of the day

  • Journalistic Quality Still Excellent

    4
    By WSJ ps reader
    Bezos hasn’t ruined it yet. Despite muzzling the editorial staff the reporting remains excellent. Please support the staff journalists despite Bezos bending the knee to Trump.

  • Props to the Post

    5
    By BAF209
    My parents first subscribed to the Washington Post in 1970, when we moved to what is now known colloquially as “the DMV.” As a ten year-old boy growing-up in Rockville, I started out reading the comics, Parade magazine, and, of course, the TV guide. When I was 12, the Post began its investigative reporting into the break-in at DNC headquarters in the Watergate complex. I slowly began reading the national and international news sections, and before long I was hooked. I have been a regular reader for more than 50 years. Thankfully, “the paper” entered the virtual world about the same time my job took me overseas, so I never had to do without the Post’s balanced, comprehensive, and tightly written reporting. As an aside, my first paid job was as a Washington Post delivery boy (sic) in the early 1970s. I have had an aversion to starting work before sunrise ever since. I do not believe that any American can consider himself or herself “well-informed” without reading the Washington Post and/or the New York Times (preferably both) every day. Yes, both outlets are a degree or two left of center when it comes to the news they choose to highlight, but an intelligent reader knows this and can discount it when necessary. None of the center-right outlets, with the intermittent exception of the Wall Street Journal, is on the same journalistic level as the Post or the NYT.

  • Menu Categories Not Updating - Fixed

    5
    By abridgesltd
    Have used adding “favorite topic” to the menu, since subscribing. Lately topics that I set disappear from the menu. Have added them back several times, but they still disappear after closing and opening your App. Please fix this feature. Edit - fixed and great response from developer. Thank you 08-15-25 Another issue since recent update.. menu categories not updating articles and columns. Edit - fixed with another timely great response. Thank you.

  • Best sports reporting

    5
    By Johnny Angep
    I live In Kentucky and rely on getting the news from my home town

  • I could change my mind if…

    1
    By KirkHuyser
    …The WP weren’t the type of subscription that gouges subscribers by locking them into the full year. …the WP were liberated from political bias …would not censor non-vulgar comments

  • Metro section

    3
    By A longtime resident
    I am unable to understand why the Metro section is hidden in the style section. The Post was a source of information regarding international, national, and local news; it appears that strategy has gone.

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