The fatal Minneapolis shooting of Alex Prett has sparked a Second Amendment backlash against the Trump administration.

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.

Experts said advocates on all sides of the gun debate have found common ground in defending Alex Pretti for legally having a ...

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 ...

Roads near the site where Pretti was killed have reopened after a night of "overwhelmingly calm and peaceful" protest ...

When Bash repeatedly asserted Pretti’s right to carry his firearm, Bovino made the bold claim that Pretti forfeited his ...

When I heard news that Maine was about to get the Minneapolis treatment, a fear gnawed at me: What happens if I’m harassed or ...

A Trace analysis found that the Trump administration has terminated grants worth more than $200 million for gun violence ...

State senators met once again to discuss a bill that would prevent state and local police from enforcing federal firearm laws.

Justices are weighing the state's requirement that people with firearms seek consent from owners before they enter private ...

The president’s return marked a shift in the federal government’s approach to gun violence. Here are some of the major developments.