The US government’s response to the covid pandemic led to widespread school closures, resulting in significant learning losses, particularly for students from low-income households. Studies by the National Institutes of Health and […]
Six years after covid lockdowns, students are still paying the price
The War Online: How Can We Believe What We See?
Every war produces lies. The Iran conflict has shown how much easier artificial intelligence has made the business of manufacturing them. Social media has been inundated with fabricated images, synthetic video, recycled […]
Wars that are fought over oil
The US has a long history of fighting for oil, dating back to World War I. Indeed, securing oil supplies was a major factor in many 20th-century wars, Dr. Vernon Coleman writes. […]
We Need Your Help This March—Independent Journalism Depends on You
If you read Expose-News, please read this carefully. March is moving quickly, and we are once again relying on our readers to help us meet this month’s target. That is not a […]
Nigerian military contracts private company backed by US investors to develop weaponised AI-guided drones
Backed by US investors, a Nigerian company has won a contract with the Nigerian military to supply weaponised drones to defend the country from terrorist attacks. The company had previously stopped supplying […]
Another UN “anti-Islamophobia day” passes without recognition of the hatred for non-Muslims displayed in the Koran
Yesterday was the UN’s “International Day to Combat Islamophobia.” To celebrate, Hellish 2050 is giving free copies of the book ‘Can the Koran be Banned in Scotland and India?’. Hellish 2050 also […]
UK Failures on Asylum Hotels Continue With New Ruling
Back in August, we published this article signalling that the UK might finally be nearing a reckoning on asylum hotels. First came the temporary injunction over the Bell Hotel in Epping. Then […]