By: Rachel Jordan CHATTANOOGA— (mocsnews.com) After a long and strenuous case, Johnny Depp won his defamation suit Wednesday against his former wife Amber Heard. The case revolved around the op-ed in the Washington Post stating that Depp had abused Heard over the course of their relationship referring to herself as …
Read More »Russian Ruble Now Worth Less Than 1 Cent
BY: Harrison Brown Moscow(mocsnews.com) The Russian ruble fell to record lows as heavy economic sanctions set by President Joe Biden went into effect this week. The sanctions targeted primarily at Russian oligarchs, are in response to Russian president Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. Putin responded by calling the west an …
Read More »North Korea Looks to Upgrade Its Nuclear Arsenal
North Korea Looks to Upgrade Its Nuclear Arsenal By HARRISON BROWN NORTH KOREA (mocsnews.com) – Kim Jung Un, the dictator of The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK, also known as North Korea), is under the microscope of top United Nations panel officials after the dictator was caught seeking material …
Read More »Nations Ease Pandemic Restrictions Amid Omicron Variant
By Catherine Corcoran CHATTANOOGA,TN (MOCSNEWS.com) — As the Omicron variant cases rise, countries are easing restrictions. Restrictive measures are being lifted in Europe and North America nearly two years into the pandemic. Although the cases soar, Omicron is less likely to cause severe illness than the previous delta variant, according …
Read More »U.S. Begins Crackdown on Haitian Migrants
CHATTANOOGA (mocsnews.com) – The U.S. began a crackdown on Haitian migrants on its southern border Sunday morning. Over 320 migrants camping on the Texas border were flown back to Haiti on the first of a series of expulsion flights planned over the coming week. The mission is in response to …
Read More »The Campaign That Will Go Down In French History
PARIS(AP) – On Sunday, the two French politicians take the podium to see who becomes France’s first female president. National Rally candidate Marine Le Pen and Socialist mayor Anne Hidalgo were a part of the list of candidates to centrist President Emmanuel Macron. Hidalgo, mayor of the French capital since …
Read More »Lone Survivor of an Italy Cable Car Crash has reportedly been abducted
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (mocsnews.com) — A six-year-old boy is the centre of a bitter custody battle between his maternal and paternal grandparents after his parents death due to a tragic accident. Fourteen people, including Eitan Biran’s parents and two-year-old brother, died after a cable broke when the car slammed into a …
Read More »COVID-19 Causing Business Chaos
COVID-19 Causing Business Chaos By: Mae Anderson & Tom Krisher Downtown businesses in the U.S. are currently wishing that things could be back to normal like they used to be. Everything has changed, especially in the restaurant world and workers are not quite sure when it will return to “normal.” As the coronavirus keeps many …
Read More »Global media suppression, journalists are fighting for their lives
By STEPHEN LLOYD KYIV, Ukraine (mocsnews.com) – Journalists continue to battle many dangers in their profession, and their world is becoming more dangerous. As governments and other groups crackdown on journalists, actively suppressing media that opens the closet door exposing their dark skeletons. The latest journalist to face such atrocities …
Read More »Pride Parade celebrated in Jerusalem
JERUSALEM (mocsnews.com)-On Thursday, thousands of people marched through Jerusalem for the annual Pride Parade. Participants march in the annual Gay Pride parade in Jerusalem, Thursday, June 3, 2021. Thousands of people marched through the streets of Jerusalem on Thursday in the city’s annual gay pride parade. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit) The …
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