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FBI links California fertility clinic bombing to anti-natalist ideology
The car bombing outside a California fertility clinic that killed one person and injured four others appears to have been driven by anti-natalist ideology, according to two senior law enforcement officials briefed on the incident.
What we know about the Palm Springs fertility clinic bombing
An explosion outside a Palm Springs, Calif., fertility clinic late Saturday morning killed one person, injured four others and sent debris flying for blocks in all directions in the city about 100 miles east of Los Angeles. The prime suspect in the bombing is also who authorities believe was the sole fatality in the blast: Guy Edward Bartkus.
The FBI classifies the Palm Beach clinic bombing as domestic terrorism, linked to "pro-mortalism" ideology, with the suspect ...
Residents near the Palm Springs blast site were allowed to return home on Monday, but the clinic remained closed.
American Reproductive Centers is Coachella Valley's only full-service fertility center and in vitro fertilization lab.
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Law Enforcement Saved Embryos in Targeted Terror Attack at Palm Springs Fertility ClinicThe suspect, 25-year-old Guy Edward Bartkus, was killed in the Palm Springs blast, authorities say, and left behind 'anti-pro ...
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PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) - Firefighters are at the scene of an explosion at a building in Palm Springs Saturday morning.
The FBI classifies the Palm Springs clinic bombing as domestic terrorism, linked to "pro-mortalism" ideology, with the ...
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