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A Cuban man in the United States under Cuban Adjustment Act processing must choose to return to Cuba or risk deportation after a courtroom moment, ending five years of U.S. life amid economic hardship and family separation. New details show the broader uncertainty for Cubans with I-220A forms as courts revisit eligibility.
Human-rights group Emergency Lawyers has said jets struck an artisanal gold-mining site on Saturday in the disputed Sudan–Egypt border region, killing at least 72 people and wounding dozens. Survivors have described multiple strikes and bodies on the ground; Egypt has not commented and independent verification remains difficult in the remote area.
A midnight Israeli strike on the Al-Yassin building's surgical ward at Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis has killed six people, including surgeon Rizk Abu Shaira, and injured dozens. The attack shields the department from functioning hospitals amid Gaza’s medical crisis, with authorities warning of broader consequences for care shortages.