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Jury Finds Ex-NRA Head Wayne LaPierre Liable, Must Pay $4.3 Million in Damages
The jury found that LaPierre misused charitable funds on luxury purchases.
New York Jury to Resume Deliberations in Civil Trial of NRA Officials
The New York Attorney General’s Office claims the NRA operated in a culture of corruption, but the NRA says the lawsuit is a political attack.
Trump: 2nd Biden Term Would Be Death Knell for 2nd Amendment
Trump told a raucous NRA crowd that Joe Biden has devastated the economy, kicked crime into high gear, and diminished the country’s standing.
NRA, Gov. Grisham Make Their Cases Before New Mexico’s Top Court in Gun Ban Lawsuit
The question is over whether New Mexico’s governor overstepped her bounds in declaring firearms a public health problem, even after she scaled back the order.
Wayne LaPierre’s Resignation at NRA Not Necessarily Bad News for Some Supporters
Gun rights advocates believe National Rifle Association leadership lost sight of its most important mission.
Former NRA Executive Pleads Guilty to Fraud, Agrees to Testify in NY Civil Trial
A settlement was reached on the same day as Wayne LaPierre, longtime NRA head, resigned.
NRA Head Wayne LaPierre Resigns
Mr. LaPierre resigns as New York state corruption charges are set to be heard in court next week.
NRA Sounds Alarm on New ATF Rule Targeting Gun Buyers and Sellers
The ATF proposed a federal rule that expands the definition of a firearms ‘dealer.’
Supreme Court Agrees to Take Up Major NRA Lawsuit
The Supreme Court will hear multiple gun-related cases this term.
