Notable moments from the past week in America.
The Chinese regime will help to delay Iran’s collapse to counter the United States but won’t risk its interests for it, say experts.
The U.S. president is expected to secure new agreements with China in several industries, including aerospace, agriculture, and energy.
The Concord Immigration Court, which will take over most of the closing court’s cases, already has a backlog and a shortage of judges.
Celebrations include a large-scale Mall festival, a tall ship gathering, and programs across multiple states.
The plane was taking off from the Denver International Airport late Friday night when a person trespassed on the runway and was hit.
The Teacher Freedom Alliance says more than 272,000 teachers have opted out of union membership.
Terrorists and a priest convicted of sexually assaulting a child are also on the Justice Department’s list.
About a dozen people were taken to hospitals with injuries Saturday after emergency officials responded to a boat explosion near Miami.

Nearly 150 people from 23 countries have been stranded at sea on the MV Hondius cruise ship after an outbreak of hantavirus.
The family has been unable to visit her mother, who was targeted by the Chinese regime alongside the sister of another New York resident because of their faith.
The latest round of sanctions, some of which are on individuals and entities based in China, come days ahead of Trump’s visit to meet Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
An outbreak of the virus on a cruise ship in the Atlantic Ocean has killed three so far, officials said.
Speaking to the mothers, Trump highlighted his policy achievements, including strengthening border security and curbing drug trafficking.
Along with the minister, the U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned the leaders of three militia groups aligned with Iran as part of Operation Economic Fury.
Several U.S. companies were duped into hiring North Korean IT workers, falsely believing that these employees were located in the United States.
A lower court has blocked War Secretary Pete Hegseth’s plan to lower the veteran senator’s retirement pay and military rank.
People who fly drones within the boundaries of certain sensitive sites could face fines and criminal charges under the proposal.
Serious hantavirus cases prompted medical evacuations as U.S. and international agencies launched coordinated response operations aboard a cruise vessel.
Republican Gov. Bill Lee had ordered the Tennessee General Assembly to reconvene and review the state’s congressional map.
The president and first lady praised the sacrifices of military families while highlighting mothers whose children served or were injured in service.