NRA

President Trump has publicly supported national reciprocity, the NRA’s top legislative priority.

The video's message and presentation lays the groundwork for violent movements.

The gun lobby’s video alludes to people—presumably those on the left—who teach children Trump is “another Hitler.”

If the NRA's claim that guns help reduce crime were true, the U.S. would have the lowest homicide rate among industrialized nations instead of the highest one.

For the first time, long-term trends in the enactment of gun safety laws can be compared between states. The evidence suggests firearm laws are becoming better at protecting the gun industry from liability rather than protecting the lives of innocent civilians from guns.

President Donald Trump and the National Rifle Association appear to have a comfortable relationship.

The president said Donald Trump doesn’t have the temperament, knowledge or honesty to become commander in chief.

The consequences of allowing NRA lobbyists to dictate our nation’s gun laws are deadly, the author writes.

Trump is scheduled to address the National Rifle Association's annual meeting in Atlanta at about 1:30 p.m. EDT.

Much of Reagan’s address actually had nothing to do with firearms.

More political candidates are using fetishistic images of guns in their campaign commercials, the author writes.

Because of social media, murder has become a vehicle for insane notoriety, the author writes.

For years, national reciprocity has been a top priority for the National Rifle Association.

Gorsuch is known for his consistent conservatism and originalist views, much like the late Justice Antonin Scalia.

Nonpartisan redistricting is the only way to get the “crazy Republicans” out of office and make progress on gun violence prevention efforts.

A shooting survivor urges Americans to stand firmly against the NRA’s “guns everywhere, for anyone, no questions asked” agenda.

Critics of the legislation argue it would endanger veterans with mental conditions by allowing them to purchase and possess firearms.

Legislation introduced in the Senate this week is meant to make concealed carry permits more like driver’s licenses.

Steve Bannon and Wayne LaPierre—not Donald Trump—run this country, the author writes.

The court found that military-style assault weapons and large-capacity magazines are not protected under the Second Amendment’s right to bear arms.

Supporters of the measure could appeal the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Trump ran a “law-and-order” campaign, but it so far is unclear whether this will translate to action in the White House.

With the NRA’s focus on federal elections, groups like Everytown for Gun Safety have seized an opening to outspend the gun lobby on state ballot initiatives.

Gun lobby is 'misusing' the Eddie Eagle program to denigrate safe storage legislation, says specialist who helped design the curriculum.

Not the gun owners, says the NRA, which is fighting hard to keep it that way.

Besides the two political parties, the pro-gun group was the biggest outside spender in Senate election campaigns last month.

The play “Machine Gun America” is named after an Orlando, Florida, shooting attraction that welcomes teenagers.

The NRA operates under the assumption that the following idiom is correct in regard to gun control legislation: "Give an inch, take a mile."

Trump is “just peeling back the glossy exterior to reveal the hideous symbion that’s been lurking” in the Republican Party for decades, she says.