Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has reportedly chosen oil and gas executive Alan Armstrong to complete the remainder of Sen. Markwayne Mullin’s term. The move follows the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee advancing Mullin’s nomination to lead the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), setting up a vote before the full chamber. Senate Homeland Committee Votes On Markwayne Mullin Nomination Mullin's nomination may be confirmed by the Senate as early as this week. Stitt and Armstrong were expected to meet with President Trump at Mar-a-Lago on Sunday to discuss the appointment. "The sources cautioned that the pick could change following that meeting," NOTUS reports.

A collision between a Port Authority airport vehicle and an Air Canada regional jet has closed LaGuardia Airport in New York. The New York police department confirmed the collision, and firefighters responded to reports of a plane that crashed into a vehicle at 11:38 p.m. “The aircraft struck the vehicle on the runway, triggering a major emergency response. Multiple injuries have been reported following the incident, with unconfirmed reports of fatalities at this time. At least an Air Canada Express CRJ-900 was involved, carrying approximately 100 souls on board, while 5 first responders were in the fire truck,” Rawsalerts wrote. “Multiple agencies are on scene, with crews actively conducting rescues, triaging victims, and transporting the injured to nearby hospitals. Authorities are working to secure the area as the situation remains active and developing. All flights are being deferred to JFK,” the post added. #BREAKING: A Mass casualty incident has been declared after a jet had collided with a fire truck numerous injuries have been reported ⁰⁰ #Queens | #NewYork ⁰⁰ At this time, emergency crews and officials have declared a mass casualty incident after a jet collided with a… pic.twitter.com/iLYioAbXoi — R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) March 23, 2026 ABC7 New York has more: At least two individuals are seriously injured and currently hospitalized following the collision, sources told ABC News. Multiple videos taken by bystanders and posted on social media showed the jet with severe damage to the front of the aircraft. Preliminary data shows the flight had landed on Runway 4 and was rolling down the runway when the collision happened as the ground vehicle also crossed the runway. At least 18 flights have been diverted from LGA following the airport’s closure, and most of them diverted to JFK and EWR. “Expect cancellations, road closures, traffic delays & emergency personnel near LaGuardia Airport in Queens. Use alternate routes,” NYC Emergency Management wrote. .@FDNY Activity: Expect cancellations, road closures, traffic delays & emergency personnel near LaGuardia Airport in Queens. Use alternate routes. — NYCEM – Notify NYC (@NotifyNYC) March 23, 2026 In audio going viral on social media, an air traffic controller reportedly told the truck driver to “stop, stop, stop” before the collision. “Stop, stop, stop. Truck 1 stop, stop, stop,” the controller reportedly says in the clip. “Stop truck 1. Stop. Stop truck 1,” he continued. “Jet 646. Jet 646, I see you collide with a vehicle. Hold position; I know you can’t move. The vehicle is responding to you now,” the controller reportedly told the pilot of the plane. Take a listen: #UPDATE: Listen as you can hear panic as air traffic controllers try to divert everyone away from LaGuardia after a jet had collided with a fire truck numerous injuries and now Fatalities are being reported pic.twitter.com/sU7OjwB2ol — R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) March 23, 2026 More from the New York Post: Images showed the front of the commuter plane smashed and tilting in the air. The injured cops work on the Port Authority Police Department’s Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighter Unit, which is staffed by police to respond to aircraft emergencies, sources said. One hundred passengers were on the jet — a Bombardier CRJ-900 — and their conditions are being evaluated. Sources said the plane was carrying a group of Orthodox Jews from the New York area. The collision happened as the plane, operated by regional carrier Jazz Airlines, was heading to a gate, as heavy weather hit the area, according to ColLive. LaGuardia Airport issued an alert late Sunday warning that rainy and cloudy weather could disrupt operations at the travel hub. The airport is now closed, and the FAA has issued a ground stop due to an aircraft emergency. This story is developing. 

Find out who you’re not allowed to criticize and that will tell you who truly controls the world. Especially when you’re so threatened by a CARTOON that you can’t ever allow it to run ever again on TV. That’s what happened here with this Cartoon when it ran exactly ONE TIME on SNL before being banned from ever running again. What was its crime? Exposing the “Elites” who run things behind the scenes. Exposing the illusion of choice. There is no real choice out there. The same 4 companies own all the media. The same 8-9 companies own all the consumer goods. Then they just create dozens of brands underneath them to make it look like there’s so much diversity and choice. It’s kind of like how Blackrock allegedly owns both Fox News and the D*m*n*n voting machines and the whole lawsuit was just transferring money from one pocket to the other. But it sure puts on a good show! Now watch this short clip to see how threatened “they” were by a cartoon on SNL: [censored] Backup on Rumble here if needed: Did you catch the Eye of Horus in there? Always the symbolism!

Time to take care of a little housekeeping item…. Many of you have emailed me asking why our Comments Section is no longer viewable or why we got rid of our Comments Section. The short answer is we didn’t do anything, it’s still right there. But you might not be able to see it if you’re running Ad-blocking Software in your web browser. Allow me to explain…. For some reason that I don’t fully understand, most Ad-blocking Software out there “breaks” our Comments Section. Instead of blocking ads, it blocks our entire Comments Section block of our website, so it looks to you like we got rid of it. But it’s still there. I love the Comments Section! I love free speech! Even when the debate heats up like when I tell Catholics they should not Pray to Mary and then I get 500+ comments arguing with me, I love it! The solution to disagreeing with someone is not LESS speech, it’s MORE speech! Open debate! Exchange of ideas! Challenging each other and growing as iron sharpens iron! So we will never get rid of our Comments Section, I can promise you that. But if you’re not seeing it, you need to disable your Ad-blocker and it should magically reappear. And for those of you who are going to say “But Noah, I don’t use an Ad-blocker and I still can’t see your Comments Section!” — what you believe you know, may not be so! Dozens of people have emailed me in the last two weeks saying exactly that, but we later found out they WERE running Ad-blocking software. You see, it appears as though Firefox (and perhaps other browsers too) recently pushed out an update of their software…. That update likely ran in the background and you didn’t even know your browser was updated! And….in that update it appears to be the case that Firefox has enabled their Ad-blocker by default. So, to the best of your knowledge you never turned on an Ad-blocker, but Firefox likely did it without you even knowing. For the dozens of people who emailed me recently, that was the case in each situation. So….how do we fix it? The good news is it’s pretty easy and I’ve already fixed this for a bunch of people. Just follow these instructions: FULL TEXT HERE if that’s hard to read: There are two common ways Firefox might block ads: through its built‐in tracking protection and via a separate ad-blocking extension. Here’s how to adjust both: 1. Disabling Firefox’s Built-In Tracking Protection Firefox uses “Enhanced Tracking Protection” which may sometimes block ad-related trackers. To adjust or turn it off: Click the menu button (three horizontal lines) in the upper-right corner. Go to Settings (or Preferences on some systems). Select the Privacy & Security panel. Under Enhanced Tracking Protection, choose Standard (which is less aggressive) or click on Custom and uncheck options related to trackers that might block ads. Restart Firefox if needed. 2. Disabling an Ad-Blocking Extension If you have an add-on like uBlock Origin or AdBlock Plus installed: Click the menu button and choose Add-ons and themes. Go to the Extensions tab. Locate your ad blocker and click the toggle to disable it, or click the three-dot menu beside it and select Remove. Refresh your pages to see if ads now appear. These steps should help you turn off ad blocking in Firefox. If you still face issues, ensure that you haven’t configured any custom settings in your Firefox configuration (about:config) that might be interfering with ad displays. BOOM! There you go! Here are similar instructions for Chrome and Safari if you need those: Google Chrome 1) Turn off Chrome’s built‑in ad blocking (which only blocks “intrusive or misleading” ads) Click the three‑dot menu (⋮) in Chrome’s top‑right corner. Select Settings → Privacy and security → Site settings. Scroll down to Additional content settings → Ads. Toggle Off “Block ads on sites that show intrusive or misleading ads.” 2) Disable any ad‑block extension If you’ve installed AdBlock, AdBlock Plus, Ghostery, etc.: Click the Extensions (puzzle‑piece) icon at the top right. Choose your ad‑blocker from the list. In the pop‑up, either toggle off blocking for the current site (“This website” in AdBlock Plus) or select Don’t run on pages on this domain (AdBlock) and confirm. Refresh the page; the extension’s icon should change color (red → gray for ABP) indicating ads are now allowed. Alternatively, visit chrome://extensions/, find your ad‑blocker, and toggle it off completely. Safari A) macOS Safari — Disable built‑in content blocking Open Safari and go to Safari (menu bar) → Preferences… Click the Websites tab, then select Content Blockers in the sidebar. Find the site you’re visiting (or set “When visiting other websites”) to Off. Close Preferences and refresh the page. B) macOS Safari — Disable a Safari extension entirely In Safari’s menu bar, choose Safari → Preferences… → Extensions. Uncheck the box next to your ad‑blocker (e.g., AdBlock). Refresh any open tabs. Safari on iPhone/iPad Open the Settings app. Scroll down and tap Safari → Content Blockers. Toggle off any listed ad‑blockers. Return to Safari and reload the site. Please let me know if this solves the problem for you….you can drop me a Comment below if it fixes the issue for you, and we’ll know it’s fixed for sure if you’re able to Comment.  Perfect, right? If it’s not fixed, you can always email me at noah (at) dailynoah (dot) com. Cheers!

Jessi Pierce, a beloved National Hockey League reporter for the Minnesota Wild, tragically died in a house fire along with her three children. Pierce, 37, covered the Wild, her hometown team, for 10 seasons. “The entire National Hockey League family sends our prayers and deepest condolences to the Pierce family on the passing of Jessi Pierce and her three young children,” the NHL said in a statement. The NHL sends condolences to the Pierce family. pic.twitter.com/SplpV6O5F7 — NHL Public Relations (@NHLPR) March 22, 2026 NBC10 Boston shared further: NHL.com remembered Pierce as a smiling presence at Grand Casino Arena, “often cloaked in a blanket to combat the cold in the press box.” The obituary also highlighted her role as a mother, saying that Pierce was “intensely proud” of her family. “When Pierce started her family, she would sometimes show up to a Wild practice with one of her young children on her hip, melding family and work into a modern-day package,” the obituary reads. The Minnesota Wild also shared their heartbreak over the tragic loss, remembering Pierce as “a kind, compassionate person that cared deeply about her family and those around her.” Michael Russo, a reporter for The Athletic, said in a post on X that “a lot of tears were shed at the arena yesterday” during last night’s game against the Dallas Stars. “We, in the Wild media and inside the Wild, will miss seeing Jessi everyday, laughing with her everyday,” he added. “The press box and press room won’t be the same without her.” “There are no words to express how heartbroken we all are. Jessi Pierce (Hinrichs) was the most vibrant person – the life of the party, always with a smile on her face, always bringing a passion to every article and podcast and interview she did. Jessi simply loved covering the Wild and hockey throughout Minnesota and had a way of brightening everyone’s day with her upbeat, bubbly personality. I have literally NEVER met anybody that had a way of being EVERYBODY’s friend,” hockey writer Michael Russo said. “More than anything, she absolutely loved Hudson, Cayden and Avery and was the greatest mother who did everything she could to bring joy to her sweetest kids. Even at Friday’s practice in her beloved Iowa State sweatshirt, she was so excited to take them to the seasonal opening of Cup and Cone in WBL. Seeing those precious pics yesterday, she provided them with another incredibly fun and loving day,” Russo continued. “My heart breaks for Mike for the loss of his wife and children and Jessi’s family, friends and colleagues for this unimaginable loss. This hockey community lost a wonderful, energetic and one of a kind voice and story teller and Grade A person,” he added. There are no words to express how heartbroken we all are. Jessi Pierce (Hinrichs) was the most vibrant person – the life of the party, always with a smile on her face, always bringing a passion to every article and podcast and interview she did. Jessi simply loved covering the… — Michael Russo (@RussoHockey) March 22, 2026 More from the New York Post: On Friday, Pierce and her kids — identified by fellow hockey writer Michael Russo as Hudson, Cayden and Avery — dropped by the Cup and Cone, a family-owned ice cream stand, for dessert. The local landmark celebrated its 53rd opening day on Friday. The line stretched down the sidewalk, but Pierce’s children waited patiently and were eventually rewarded with sprinkle-laden ice cream — and a sub sandwich from an adjacent stand. “bag(s) secured,” Pierce captioned in her last post on X. In the pictures, Pierce’s children beamed while they devoured their long-awaited treats. Pierce’s daughter and one son both wore mismatched socks. Her daughter’s leggings were scuffed with dirt — a sure sign of a fun-filled day with her family. Meanwhile, her other son munched on a sub sandwich even as slices of cheese dangled precariously out the other end. Watch additional coverage below: