An arrest was made at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City overnight in connection with the bombing of a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California, last month. According to a U.S. official familiar with the investigation, the individual may have provided material support for the attack, although it remains unclear whether they were aware of the bombing plans. The incident occurred on May 17 when a 25-year-old man named Guy Bartkus detonated an explosive device outside the clinic. Bartkus, who was identified as the bomber, died in the explosion, which also injured four others. Police reported that Bartkus backed his Ford Fusion into a parking spot adjacent to the clinic before the powerful blast, leaving a significant crater. The force of the explosion was so intense that it could be felt more than a mile away, according to the FBI. Investigations indicate that the blast pattern was consistent with a high-powered explosive, far more destructive than something like fireworks or other low-grade materials. The FBI has stated that Bartkus had access to a substantial amount of commercially available chemicals, which he could have combined to create a homemade explosive device. This developing story will be updated with further details as they become available.