The Trump administration didn’t have a whole lot to work with after a federal officer shot and killed someone again this weekend in Minneapolis.

After federal immigration agents shot and killed Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, FBI Director Kash Patel said people cannot bring loaded firearms to protests. Laws vary by state, but the law in Minnesota, ...

The shooting death produced no clear shifts in U.S. gun politics or policies, even as President Trump shuffles the officials ...

Eleven states and the District of Columbia ban concealed weapons at demonstrations and protests, and 11 states and the district ban open carry of weapons at demonstrations or protests, according to a ...

The death of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis is opening a new fault line between President Donald Trump and his conservative base, ...

Staunch Second Amendment advocates and gun rights absolutists are balking at the Trump administration’s initial messaging ...

We have talked to a number of people in the administration and asked them, WTF?” said Dudley Brown, a gun rights lobbyist.

If the mere fact that he had a gun during this made his killing defensible to the right, or at least understandable, then ...

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Blaming Pretti’s death on the fact that he was carrying a gun contradicts the second amendment to the US constitution.

A number of pro-gun rights Republicans pushed back on the administration's argument that Alex Pretti was dangerous because he had a gun. Pretti was legally licensed to carry one.

Kaitlin Bennett, a pro-gun rights activist, is famous for her street interviews featuring conservative-aligned questioning. She recently alleged that a national park ranger wrote her a ticket for ...