FBI arrests woman over alleged plot to bomb New York capitol building
It is unclear whether she plans to fight the charges.
Bowie, from Albany in upstate New York, had allegedly discussed her plans with FBI informants and spent weeks with agents posing as IS members.
She selected the New York statehouse in Albany because she thought it would be an easier target than the White House, prosecutors say.
"I want it to have an affect on the American system," she allegedly told agents. Prosecutors say she visited the building at least five times on reconnaissance missions ahead of the attack.
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