A hero's welcome. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News.

I'm going to keep it brief because I don't, I'm afraid to start talking. I have not processed

what we just did, and I'm afraid to start even trying. That is pilot Victor Glover from the

Artemis II Moon astronauts mission,

and they got a big welcome home from NASA and others at the Johnson Space Center this evening,

nearly one day after their perfect splashdown returned to Earth. And he says he was having

trouble figuring out what they did. Well, that was carry out NASA's first moon mission in more than 50 years.

See the dark side of the moon for the first time and travel farther into space than any human ever.

U.S. and Iranian negotiators continued peace talks in Pakistan past midnight Sunday morning as tensions remain high.

And U.S. Navy destroyers searched the Strait of Hormuz for Iranian mines. President Trump told reporters at the White House a short time ago,

regardless of what happens, we win.

Their Navy has gone 158 ships. They have 28 water droppers, mine droppers, they call them.

All of them are sunk. They probably have a couple of mines in the water.

We have mine sweepers out there. We're sweeping the strait. In addition to that, we're negotiating,

whether we make a deal or not, it makes no difference to me. Fox is Matt Fens in Dubai, with more on

the U.S. Navy ships searching for those mines in the Strait. The Strait of Ormuse is considered very treacherous right now.

As the New York Times reports, Iran may not even be able to fully detect where the Iranian regime may have dropped mines.

Sentcom writing, today we begin the process of establishing a new passage, and we will share this safe pathway with the maritime industry soon

to encourage the free flow of commerce.

And Pope Leo is denouncing what he calls the delusion of omnipotence that is fueling the war in

Iran, demanding political leaders stop and negotiate for peace.

America's listening to Fox News.

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