Today's other headlines, a federal judge temporarily blocked the Pentagon from punishing Arizona Senator Mark Kelly for participating in a video that called on troops to resist unlawful orders.

District Judge Richard Leon ruled that officials violated Kelly's rights and, quote, threatened the constitutional liberties of millions of military retirees.

The retired Navy pilot sued the administration after he was censured last month and

threatened with a demotion and cut in retirement pay.

Speaking to reporters today, Kelly called the ruling a critical moment and lashed out at

President Trump.

However this thing ends, I'm going to stand up to him and stand up to this administration

because what they are doing is not right.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegeseth says the Pentagon will appeal today's ruling.

It comes just days after a grand jury refused to indict Kelly and five other Democratic lawmakers

over their appearance in the video.

Democrats on a U.S. Senate committee criticized this week's closure of the El Paso airspace,

saying real communication issues led to the unprecedented shutdown.

Yesterday's incident at El Paso reminds me of why this interagency coordination is so important.

Lawmakers on the Senate Commerce Committee pointed to a lack of communication between the FAA

and the Pentagon for the closure. At issue where Pentagon plans to test a laser to shoot down drones

used by Mexican drug cartels, it's believed the target turned out to be a laser to shoot down drones used by Mexican drug cartels.

It's believed the target turned out to be a party balloon.

The head of the NTSB also expressed her shock at the lack of coordination at today's hearing.

I will say there has been miscommunication or no communication between at least the Army and FAA for years.

The lack of communication even with a large agency, and between agencies is terrible.

I don't understand it.

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