President Trump told ABC News' Rachel Scott on Tuesday he hasn’t "heard" comments over the weekend from top administration officials labeling Alex Pretti a "domestic terrorist" and an "assassin."
A bighorn sheep was released back into the wild on Tuesday, a day after being rescued from an icy river by wildlife managers in Colorado.
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President Trump continued to put the blame on Alex Pretti for legally carrying a weapon with a permit, saying, “You can’t walk in with guns.”
An initial report from an internal agency watchdog says the Minneapolis man was shot by law enforcement after resisting arrest, but makes no mention of the allegations leveled by a Trump administration official.
AI:An internal Department of Homeland Security watchdog review has released findings regarding the fatal Minneapolis shooting of Alex Pretti, revealing that the agency's report fails to substantiate claims made by administration officials that Pretti brandished a firearm. While high-level officials previously characterized the deceased as an agitator involved in a confrontation involving a weapon, the official DHS document instead concludes that the subject was shot by law enforcement while resisting arrest. This discrepancy between administrative rhetoric and the formal agency findings has fueled ongoing political fallout and investigations into the incident.Open
In a live stream of the event, a man walks up and sprays what appears to be liquid at Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minnesota) before he is taken away by security.
AI:Senator John Thune has scheduled a critical test vote for this week to determine the fate of Department of Homeland Security funding as the federal government faces an imminent partial shutdown. This legislative maneuver occurs amidst ongoing political maneuvering in Washington, where the inability to secure essential DHS resources threatens national security and border integrity. The upcoming vote serves as a decisive moment in the struggle over whether Congress will prioritize necessary defense spending or succumb to continued partisan brinkmanship that leaves the nation's borders vulnerable.Open
Rob Schmitt: "Fifteen years ago, Democrats were more hard up on deporting illegals than Republicans are. Fast forward fifteen years later, it is now 'right-wing fascism' to deport illegal immigrants. What a surreal moment we are in."
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