The 7 (The Washington Post)

The 7 (The Washington Post)

by WaPo Team

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The 7 stories you need to know today. The Washington Post's 'The 7' provides a concise, visual, and highly efficient morning briefing on the day's most important news.

About The 7 (The Washington Post)

The 7 is designed for the person who has 3 minutes to catch up. It selects the 7 most important and interesting stories of the morning and summarizes them into bite-sized cards. It's highly visual and available as both an email and an audio briefing.

What Makes This Newsletter Unique

Efficiency. It is arguably the most 'refined' of the major legacy news summaries, focusing purely on getting you up to speed without the fluff.

Who Should Subscribe?

People who want to be informed but are overwhelmed by the length of traditional morning briefs.

Content Format

A mobile-first email with 7 distinct story cards, each with a summary and a link.

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Our Take: Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Incredibly fast to consume
  • Beautiful, clean visual design
  • Great diversity of 'hard' and 'soft' news

Cons

  • Lacks the deep-dive analysis of NYT The Morning
  • Requires a subscription for full-text articles

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it different from 'The Post'?

Yes, 'The 7' is their flagship brevity-focused product, while they have dozens of other deep-dive newsletters.

How often is The 7 (The Washington Post) published?

The 7 (The Washington Post) is published daily.

Who writes The 7 (The Washington Post)?

The 7 (The Washington Post) is written by WaPo Team. The Washington Post is one of the world's leading news organizations, known for its political reporting and motto 'Democracy Dies in Darkness'.

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The Washington Post is one of the world's leading news organizations, known for its political reporting and motto 'Democracy Dies in Darkness'.

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