I used to get the Post on paper and switched to Kindle for the last couple of years.  The paper has gone downhill: the writing has suffered, analysis is almost gone, and the paper has become more and more biased.  While the navigation is good, the Kindle version frequently has typos, and it will refer you to the website Post for many interesting articles which are clipped short.  As I am a local, I expect the Post to also cover local news, but it is deficient in what it selects.  There are some major issues going on, but they prefer to go back to some crime that is unsolved and happened years ago rather than dig into current issues--it's probably cheaper.  The Post covers politics, but the reporting is typically he said, she said with little or no research or analysis, and the editorial and news selection slant is decidedly pro-illegal immigrant.  I am not a conservative, but I would like more balanced reporting regardless of what the editorial board has to say.  To be fair, the Post occasionally has a fact checker article that is useful. For the last several months, I've found myself skipping over the much of the paper.  Many of the writers have an annoying habit of launching into an article, but failing to give you the key information until the last couple of paragraphs.  I suppose that is to peak my interest or something, but it's like listening to Bolero.  I am in the process of cancelling the subscription.  By all means, try a free subscription though.  I subscribed for years.  Who knows, you might like it, especially if you are pro-illegal immigrant.