Federal investigators are treating a fatal explosion at a Palm Springs fertility clinic as an act of terrorism after uncovering alarming online writings and video evidence tied to the lone suspect behind the attack.

The Saturday morning blast tore through the clinic, killing the suspected perpetrator and injuring 19 others in what was originally thought to be a tragic accident. But according to the FBI, new evidence points to a far more sinister motive.

“Make no mistake: This is an intentional act of terrorism,” said Akil Davis, special agent in charge of the FBI’s Los Angeles field office, at a Saturday evening press conference. Davis confirmed that the agency is now leading the investigation alongside local authorities and federal prosecutors.

Law enforcement sources say the attacker left behind a disturbing digital footprint filled with anti-natalist ideology—an extreme belief system that opposes human reproduction. In the days before the blast, the suspect reportedly posted rambling online manifestos, voicing the belief that the world should not be populated and directly targeting fertility treatments as immoral.

Authorities say the attacker died in a vehicle explosion linked to the clinic blast and that no additional suspects are being sought. The suspect’s identity has not been released, but officials confirmed that he attempted to record or livestream the attack, indicating a desire to spread his message and inspire others.

FBI agents are currently reviewing the suspect’s digital history, online accounts, and devices in an effort to fully reconstruct the timeline and motives. The investigation will also examine whether the suspect had any known affiliations with extremist groups or if he had attempted to contact others prior to the attack.

Officials have not commented on the specific type of explosive used, but the scale of the damage and number of injured has shocked the Palm Springs community, which is not typically associated with domestic terrorism threats.

The attack marks a disturbing escalation in ideologically driven violence, with the targeting of a medical facility that assists couples seeking to conceive. For years, pro-life centers and clinics offering abortions have been the primary focus of ideological attacks, but Saturday’s incident represents a dangerous new trend—targeting fertility and birth itself.

The explosion comes amid a broader climate of radicalized rhetoric online, where fringe ideologies can spread rapidly and inspire lone actors. The FBI has faced increased pressure to monitor domestic threats tied to unconventional belief systems, including anti-natalist, eco-extremist, and accelerationist movements.

Despite political tensions in Washington, the attack has prompted bipartisan calls for answers and increased security around medical facilities. Lawmakers have demanded to know how the suspect was able to plan such an attack undetected and how law enforcement will adapt to address threats beyond the usual ideological spectrum.

For now, federal agents are focused on piecing together the final days of the suspect’s life—and determining whether he was inspired, enabled, or acting entirely on his own twisted ideology.

As Palm Springs recovers from the blast, one thing is clear: America’s domestic terror landscape is evolving, and the FBI is racing to stay ahead of it. More updates are expected as the investigation progresses.