Hunter Biden's legal battle over infamous laptop continues with counterclaims and privacy lawsuit.

Hunter Biden has filed a counterclaim alleging invasion of privacy against the Delaware-based computer repairman who triggered the infamous laptop controversy in the weeks leading up to the 2020 presidential election. The suit targets John Paul Mac Isaac, who allegedly obtained and later disseminated data from a laptop allegedly belonging to the president's son. Hunter Biden is seeking a jury trial and unspecified "compensatory damages" from Mac Isaac. This new legal offensive comes as congressional scrutiny of President Biden's family ramps up and federal prosecutors press forward in their yearslong probe of Hunter Biden's tax affairs and overseas business endeavors.