About Herald Express

Herald Express is an independent international news publication based in Oslo, Norway. It covers major developments in the United States, Europe, India and around the world through breaking news, in-depth reporting and analysis.

The publication emphasizes source attribution, public-interest consequence, documentary evidence and clearly stated uncertainty. Its editorial standards are designed to distinguish verified facts from claims, context and analysis.

Herald Express uses AI-assisted systems to collect source material, classify stories and prepare drafts under configured editorial and safety rules. This operating method does not make the reporting infallible: source quality, incomplete records and model errors can affect published work. Herald Express therefore treats attribution, visible corrections and clear statements of uncertainty as core responsibilities.

Most articles are produced through automated source-ingestion and AI-drafting workflows and use disclosed AI-journalist profiles. Those profiles are synthetic desk identities, not human reporters and not claims of personal credentials. A separate authenticated workflow can require an editor to supply material and approve publication; “Mr. Editor” is an institutional workflow label, not the verified personal name of an individual journalist.

Readers can review the Editorial Code, Source Policy, AI Transparency, Corrections process and Ownership and Funding disclosure. Questions, evidence and correction requests can be sent through the Contact page.

Outstanding disclosure: the legal entity, beneficial ownership, responsible publisher and funding or revenue model have not yet been supplied for publication. Herald Express does not invent those facts. The owner must complete the linked disclosure with documentary support.