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Debris is seen outside a damaged American Reproductive Centers fertility clinic after a bomb blast outside the building in Palm Springs, California, on May 17, 2025. A bomb blast outside a California fertility clinic killed one person Saturday, in what the US attorney general called an "unforgivable" attack. The blast ripped through downtown Palm Springs, badly damaging the clinic and blowing out the windows and doors of other nearby buildings. (Photo by Gabriel Osorio / AFP) (Photo by GABRIEL OSORIO/AFP via Getty Images)

Suspect arrested in connection to Palm Springs IVF clinic bombing dies in federal custody

A man who was formerly indicted in connection with the deadly car bombing outside a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California, has been discovered dead. He was still in federal custody at the time.

The damaged front of the American Reproductive Centers fertility clinic stands following a bomb blast on May 17, 2025 in Palm Springs, California. A suspected bomber is believed to have post a manifesto to social media before the explosion. One person was confirmed dead at the scene, according to police. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)

Second suspect arrested in connection to Palm Springs IVF clinic bombing

The FBI has arrested a second suspect in connection with last month’s car bombing at a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California.

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Liberty Univ. School of Business Dean on Missing Ammonium Nitrate

with Dr. Dave Brat

photo prise le 01 octobre 2001 d'un hangar ouvert de la SNCF situé à environ 200 mètres de la gare de Saint-Malo, où sont entreposés 1200 tonnes d'engrais chimiques, composés de 33 % de nitrate d'ammonium, par la société malouine et granvillaise (SMG, groupe Bolloré). Après des tests effectués ce jour sur la "détonabilité" de ces engrais, le préfet d'Ille-et-Vilaine, Claude Guéant, a pris en urgence un arrêté obligeant la SMG à déplacer 2400 sacs de 500 grammes chacun vers un site plus sûr. (Photo by Grégoire MAISONNEUVE / AFP) (Photo by GREGOIRE MAISONNEUVE/AFP via Getty Images)

30-Ton Shipment of Explosive Chemicals Go Missing

The disappearance of 60,000 pounds of toxic ammonium nitrate during its transportation from Wyoming to California has triggered an ongoing investigation. The incident came to light when an empty railcar was discovered at a rail stop in the California Mojave Desert, two weeks after its departure from the initial location.