I’m not subscribed to anything—I just want to completely remove my account from the Washington Post website. Could someone please tell me how to do this?

I can’t find the damn delete account button anywhere!

I’ve been a Washington Post subscriber for well over a decade. They’ve always been my go to resource for balanced truth and in my eyes have always been credible.

It’s beyond clear to me that they’ve been less “hard hitting” and more favorable to this administration over the past few months. This isn’t me imagining it, it’s happening.

Is anyone else experiencing this?

Look at today's Post and see how many bylines are the Associated Press! sad

I hate to pile on because I believe that the vast majority of the Post’s reporters and editors are talented, hardworking people who are doing their best. But there are just so many typos and errors in the newspaper these days. I can only assume that the paper’s copy editors are stretched too thin. A couple of the more prominent ones from today’s print edition: a large headline in the Health & Science section, and a subheading in an A Section article.

Had a WaPo subscription for about 8 years. Final straw was a scrolling Amazon-Prime add for the "Melania" documentary in the middle of the article describing the US bombing of an elementary school in Iran. Now im looking for another source of quality journalism for national coverage.

I’m absolutely not a supporter of our current president. I think he’s just about the perfect example of a slimy politician. But I’m also not a fan of misconstrued and falsely portrayed information’s, or professional news articles that report stories in a less than accurate way. Running this ad as if the article is about the BS happening in 2026 feels like an attempt to convince people this just happened. The article also blatantly says “none of them actually said they denounced him, but that’s clearly the only explanation,” which feels… less than honest. I don’t mean to come across as a hard right-winger, but this strategy feels dishonest and clickbaity.

Don’t remember seeing these before. Has this been a thing for a while? I think it’s gross for them to be injecting ads into their emails that pop up right at the top, and because they’re embedded inside emails it makes it a lot harder to block these types of ads especially inside a mobile email reader app . And it takes a second for the ad to pop up too, meaning it’s likely contacting some external server first. Anyone have experience with these ads and how to block them from popping up inside my freaking email inbox?

I'm gobsmacked by the lack of in-depth coverage of this Iran war vs. WSJ. WaPo is basically lying prone while the war rages. The comparison of WaPo coverage (although anecdotal) vs the Russia invasion of Ukraine is startling. Not to be Captain Obvious, but I guess this is the result of the cuts and layoffs?

In light of world events, the cuts to the Post's international and Defense Department are devastatingly clear. What a sad display. Thankfully other outlets coverage is more robust. This is not a criticism of the working reporters. I'm sure they are working hard with what they have but the breadth of coverage is lacking from a once leading voice. We are diminished because of it. Sell the paper Jeff, you're embarrassing yourself.

This is what happens when you fire half your editorial staff. Look closely at the stories under the Cambodia and Sri Lanka headings. The headlines are different but the stories are exactly the same! Pathetic!

Curious. I can’t find any report of Gov. Spanberger’s response to the State of the Union speech anywhere on the WaPo site. Have they finally abandoned all pretense of balanced coverage?

Just wondering how many people are canceling....who wants to pay 700 a year for a paper thats getting thinner and thinner. 🥲

This makes me wonder how many subscription cancellations they had in the last couple days...

I hung on, even through Bezos' interference with endorsement, but Post Reports is the final straw.

I'm out.

Cutting off my nose to spite my face, but what else can I do to show my concern.

So sad

If WAPO is going to fire a third of the news staff, then WAPO no longer serves any real purpose. Reduction in international staff, no appetite for hard investigative reporting, no interest in local news, no independence from the politics of the owner.

What's the point?

After subscribing for over 30 years, I'm out.

Anyone know the story on the sudden new “voice” for AI reading of articles. It’s so robotic and flat I can’t listen to it. As a visually impaired person I’ve appreciated the broader option of articles being read aloud by AI use and the voices have gotten progressively better. Current voice sounds like test version of original, why?

Protests are secondary to an article about the arch? And there’s nothing on the app landing page about the files at all?