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Woman Arrested for Alleged ISIS-Inspired Plot Against New York Capitol

Jessica Bowie, a 35-year-old Albany resident, was arrested for allegedly plotting an ISIS-inspired attack on the New York State Capitol. She faces charges of attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization, with a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison. Authorities report that she had purchased bomb-making materials and planned to execute the attack while posing as a food delivery worker.

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Washington Examiner

FBI arrests New York woman for alleged ISIS attack plot on state capitol

Jessica Bowie, a 35-year-old woman from New York, has been arrested by the FBI for allegedly planning to bomb the New York State Capitol building as part of a plot inspired by ISIS. Bowie faces federal charges for attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization and could face up to 20 years in prison.

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Guardian — US

New York woman charged with planning attack on state capitol

Jessica Bowie, a 35-year-old woman from Albany, New York, has been charged with planning an Islamic State-inspired attack on the state capitol building. Authorities allege she intended to use an explosive device to target public officials and damage the building before fleeing to Syria.

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PBS NewsHour

Psychologist testifies on Lindsay Clancy's mental health in murder case

Psychologist Paul Zeizel provided testimony indicating that Lindsay Clancy may not be criminally responsible for the deaths of her three children due to her mental health conditions. The defense argues that her bipolar disorder and a rare mental illness should exempt her from legal accountability.

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The Hill

CFTC Chair Plans to Establish Crypto Rules if Congress Does Not Act

CFTC Chair Michael Selig announced that the agency will act quickly to establish cryptocurrency regulations if Congress does not pass legislation by the end of the year. He expressed readiness to implement the bill during a meeting with industry executives.

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Daily Wire

Federal Jury Orders New York Times to Pay $9.25 Million in Defamation Case

A federal jury has ordered The New York Times to pay $9.25 million to former University of Alabama basketball player Kai Spears for defamation. The jury found that the newspaper falsely reported Spears was in a vehicle involved in a shooting that killed Jamea Harris. The Times acknowledged the error and stated that the claim was based on information from a source.

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Fox News — Latest

Police Identify Suspect in Assaults on Women in Philadelphia

Zymire Hughes, a 22-year-old man, has been identified by Philadelphia police as a suspect in multiple assaults on women while wearing a Halloween mask. An active warrant for his arrest has been issued, and authorities believe he may have fled the state.

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Guardian — US

Supporters Gather for Lindsay Clancy's Murder Trial

Lindsay Clancy's trial for the murder of her three children drew around 300 supporters outside the courthouse on August 20, 2026. Clancy's attorney claims she was suffering from postpartum psychosis and argues for her lack of criminal responsibility.

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Fox News — Latest

Irish Authorities Seek Extradition for Suspect in Murder of American Woman Jamey Carney

Irish authorities are pursuing an extradition warrant for the primary suspect in the murder of Jamey Carney, an American woman found dead in her Killarney home. The suspect, a Jordanian national, fled to Jordan after the incident, and authorities are currently reviewing evidence for potential murder charges.

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Fox News — Latest

FBI arrests woman for alleged plot to attack New York State Capitol

The FBI has arrested Jessica Bowie, 35, from Albany, New York, for allegedly plotting an attack on the New York State Capitol. She faces charges of attempting to provide material support to ISIS, having surveilled the building and purchased materials for an explosive device.

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New York Post

Judge to Review Request for New Trial for Karmelo Anthony

A Texas judge is set to consider a request for a new trial for Karmelo Anthony, who was convicted of murder in connection with the stabbing of a 17-year-old athlete at a high school event. The hearing is scheduled for Thursday.

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Washington Examiner

Kennedy Center Board Decides Not to Restore Trump's Name to Building

The Kennedy Center's board has decided not to restore President Donald Trump's name to the building, reversing a previous decision. This comes amid ongoing legal challenges, with Rep. Joyce Beatty urging for an expedited court ruling on the matter. The board had previously voted to change the name to the Trump-Kennedy Center in December 2025, but a court order led to the removal of Trump's name in June.

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Fox News — Latest

Defense Attorney Critiques Prosecutors in Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial

In the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, defense attorney Donna Rotunno criticized prosecutors for being disconnected from jurors' feelings. Clancy faces charges related to the deaths of her three children, and the defense is arguing that she was suffering from postpartum psychosis. The trial is ongoing, with closing arguments expected on Monday.

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Fox News — Latest

Man Arrested After Boat Capsizes Near Liberty Island, Resulting in Two Deaths

Manuel Hernandez, a 46-year-old illegal immigrant from El Salvador, has been arrested after allegedly operating an overcrowded and unlicensed boat that capsized near Liberty Island, resulting in the deaths of a mother and her infant daughter. He faces multiple charges, including reckless endangerment and federal misconduct, and will be removed from the U.S. after his criminal case.

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Fox News — Latest

Idaho County Probation Officers Compile List of Foreign-Born Individuals for ICE

Canyon County probation officers in Idaho have compiled a list of foreign-born individuals on probation to provide to ICE, without verifying their immigration status. This practice has raised concerns among immigration advocates about the potential for detaining legally present individuals. County officials maintain that they are following established procedures in coordination with federal authorities.

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