I'm Isha Hasidney, in for Shannon Bream.

All eyes are on the Persian Gulf as a temporary truce between Iran and the U.S. hangs by a thread.

And now talks between the two countries wrap up without an agreement to end the conflict.

We've made very clear what our red lines are, what things we're willing to accommodate them on. They have chosen not to accept our terms.

After 21 hours of negotiations in Pakistan, Vice President Vance says Iran refused to make a

fundamental commitment, not develop a nuclear weapon. We are live on the ground

in Islamabad and Israel, and we'll talk with a spokesperson of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs,

and Democrat Congressman Ro Khanna, a member of the House Armed Services Committee. Then,

Virginia becomes a key front in the nationwide redistricting battle.

How are you going to vote? You're going to vote.

Former Governor Glenn Yonkins joins us to discuss what's at stake if the maps change in Virginia.

And a major bellwether primary race in Kentucky to replace Senate powerhouse Mitch McConnell.

We'll sit down with Nate Morris, who's positioning himself as the political outsider.

Plus, splashdown confirmed.

24 hours ago, the earth was that big out the window and we were doing Mach 39, and here we are back in Ellington at home.

History made the astronauts of Artemis II return home after their groundbreaking mission around the far side of the moon.

All right now on Fox News Sunday.

Thank you. side of the moon. All right now on Fox News Sunday. Hello from Fox News in Washington. We begin with a look at some of today's top stories. Russian President Vladimir Putin attending Orthodox Easter

services in Moscow today, while Russia and Ukraine accuse

each other of violating a 32-hour ceasefire in the conflict, including assaults, shelling, and

small drone launches. Hungarians are deciding today whether to end the 16-year leadership

of Prime Minister Victor Orban.

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