DOJ indicted eight individuals for a coordinated year-long campaign of chemical attacks, vandalism, and threats against University of Michigan officials and Jewish institutions intended to force divestment from Israel.

Ethan Noble Burlingame, 28, faces two domestic terrorism counts in Oregon for targeting power infrastructure near Fossil in an arson campaign spanning June 2 to June 4; an eight-county multi-agency operation involving the FBI recovered him after he surrendered via text message contact with an OSP lieutenant.

Pierce County reduced bail for Foss High School mass stabbing suspect Waleed Essakhi, 16, from $750,000 to $250 on June 8 on the basis of new self-defense evidence; he was released to home monitoring with conditions prohibiting contact with any Tacoma Public School.

An armed suspect with a long rifle and explosives has been barricaded since midday June 9 in a south Minneapolis apartment after firing on Hennepin County deputies, shooting down a police drone, and releasing two hostages; FBI and ATF are on scene with the standoff ongoing.

Three US men in Kansas and California were charged June 8 with conspiring to fund ISIS and facilitate attacks on US servicemembers after a 16-month FBI investigation relying on Discord communications and undercover contact.

A Russian Geran-2 drone struck the fuel reception building at Chornobyl's spent nuclear fuel storage facility on June 7; no radiation was released and no one was injured, but the IAEA warned that active nuclear material storage was meters away from the targeted building and Ukraine classified the attack as a war crime.