U.S., Iran enter second day of no new attacks

Following a tense period of nightly bombings, the U.S. and Iran are holding their breath as they enter their second consecutive day without any new attacks, according to U.S. defense officials. This pause comes after nearly two weeks of escalating tensions that raised fears of a broader conflict. While it's too early to tell if this marks a turning point, the calm could offer both sides a chance to reassess their strategies and consider diplomatic avenues. The situation remains delicate, and any misstep could quickly reignite the conflict.