Yesterday afternoon I found out I could be a domestic terrorist. Reader, so could you. My discovery came from watching a clip of Kristi Noem, the person in charge of the safety and security of the United States and its people, describe a woman named Renee Nicole Good as having committed “domestic terrorism.” Noem explains that Good was “trying to kill” a police officer with the vehicle she was driving, as part of a “coordinated” nationwide scheme to “train” terrorists to “run over” anyone who gets in their way as they “try to disrupt peace and public safety.” Noem declares that she will prosecute such acts as terrorism, although in Good’s case it’s hard to see how that will happen, since she’s already been executed.

I've taken up drawing lately. I attended a continuing-ed-type drawing class for beginners and have been messing around on my own. I've played around with drawing various fruits and vegetables, plants, animals, and people. Many of the results so far have been disasters, of course, some have been mildly pleasing, and there are a few that I'm rather proud of. …

In a strongly worded post on social media, said immigration had eroded living conditions in the United States and that he would remove or denaturalise migrants who "undermine domestic tranquillity." as he put it.—BBC Newshour, 11/28/25 Going back as far as Ronald Reagan’s presidential campaign of 1980, I can remember someone saying that if “X” were elected, they might have to leave the United States.