Cuban Migrants' Status Uncertain After Court Ruling; Romney Won't Seek Reelection; Hunter Biden Sues Over Laptop Leak; Appeals Court Limits Access in Perry Case; Jury Behavior Questioned in Navarro Trial

A court ruling puts hundreds of thousands of Cuban migrants who entered via Mexico in legal limbo, concerning lawmakers.
Mitt Romney announces he will not run for reelection to the Senate in 2024.
Hunter Biden sues a former Trump staffer over the leak of his laptop contents.
An appeals court blocks special counsel Jack Smith from accessing many of Rep. Scott Perry's communications about the 2020 election.
A jury's outdoor break during Peter Navarro's trial could potentially invalidate his conviction.

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9/7/2023

Cuba says its citizens were recruited to fight with Russia in Ukraine — but the government is only cracking down now 'because they got caught,' former counterintelligence officer says

The Cuban government has initiated legal proceedings against a group accused of recruiting Cuban citizens to fight alongside Russia in Ukraine, but experts believe that the crackdown is merely a facade and that Cuba was likely involved in these efforts.

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