Another ceasefire stress test. I'm Carmen Roberts. Fox News. U.S. military struck Iran today.

The airstrikes involving U.S. warplanes lasted about one hour. U.S. Central Command issued the following statement.

U.S. forces conducted strikes against Iran as a powerful response to yesterday's

attack on a commercial ship that was transiting the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. aircraft struck

Iranian missile and drone storage locations and coastal radar sites.

As Fox is Jennifer Griffin in Washington, and this is the most significant test yet to last week's

memorandum of understanding was set out to begin peace negotiations and reopen that pivotal waterway.

Iran's state media cites Iran's Revolutionary Guards as warning that any further U.S. attacks

will draw a broader response.

The case against a man accused of starting last year's deadly Palisades' fire ends in a mistrial.

Fox's William Laughness reports from Los Angeles.

Two jurors prepared to convict accused arsonist Jonathan Rinder-Kanesh.

Ten saying they would not, a standstill, with every juror refusing to budge.

Prosecutors claiming that RinderConnect not only started the tiny Lachman fire,

but held him responsible for the deadly Palisades fire a week later,

despite firefighters saying they had put it out.

The theory being that high winds reignited that first fire, causing the second.

For some jurors, that's a stretch.

Prosecutors did not have any physical evidence, no accelerant, and no witness. They did have

cell phone location data and video evidence that put Rinder-Kanesh at the ignition point

13 seconds after the fire started. And the Utah judge in the murder case over Charlie Kirk's killing held prosecutors in contempt

of court today over comments they made about the defendant, Tyler Robinson, to the media.

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