News is biased. But web site is comprehensive.

News is supposed to be balanced and unbiased. This paper is neither.

The site is very organized and does a good job of reporting on national and international events. I live in Houston, and I read "The Houston Chronicle" for local and metro news, but I usually head over to the Post's website for most of the national and international news. A very good website.

I think that you will have good luck with any of these sites that are based on daily newspapers, mainly because they post everything that you would find in their site, and also that you can always find what you need here. There are some good educational reasons to visit these sites, mainly because they have archives of their old newspapers, so if it's been published for a certain amount of time, then you will find some history on these sites.

Naturally this is a great site for news about politics and government, but it does a surprisingly good job of covering national and world news, sports, and entertainment, too.

A good time to say that Tony Kornheiser is even funnier than Dave Barry! I have loved the Post for many years - and now love it online.

This is probably the best web site as far as news inormation is concerned.

Better than Sidewalk.com for DC area enterntainment info, but not easy to use for national news, or to read stories of interest from printed edition.

Right up there with the New York Times, Los Angeles Times. The Times of London and the Christian Science Monitor.

Great local news and nat'l, world news.

Doesn't update until very late (2 or 3 a.m.)

The Post!! The one and only Post is the best national news provider for international events!