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The pro-gun lobby group The National Rifle Association said the White House's planned actions against gun violence were "extreme."

"And this was the one place that I hope could feel safe, where I remember getting there going, 'Thank God I'm safe, nobody can get me here,'" LaPierre said.

Restaurants say they're not worried about a possible hike in the minimum wage, debunking what their own industry lobbyists are saying.

The NRA is backing a challenge to a New York policy that requires residents to show "proper cause" in order to be permitted to carry a concealed handgun in public.

In a statement to Newsweek, the NRA said it will "continue to be the leading gun rights advocate on Capitol Hill."

The National Rifle Association called Boulder's assault weapons ban "counterproductive" and rejoiced when a judge overturned it. Will Monday's massacre change the politics of gun control?

The Colorado State Shooting Association said now was the time for grief, not reopening the debate about gun control.

Ten people, including a police officer, were shot and killed at a grocery store in Colorado on Monday.

The National Rifle Association has commented after 10 people were killed when a shooter opened fire in a supermarket in Boulder, Colorado.

Republicans and the NRA are opposed to a provision which would prevent any partner convicted of stalking or abuse from obtaining a firearm.

"NEVER stop fighting for the 2nd Amendment!" the NRA said, after Biden called on Congress to strengthen gun laws.

"We are DUMPING New York, and we are pursuing plans to reincorporate the NRA in Texas," the NRA's Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre wrote in a statement.

Michael DeCarlo was seen crying in a viral video after a Santa at an Illinois mall told him "no guns" when he said he asked for a toy weapon for Christmas.

Mike Grant wrote a now-deleted post on Facebook that included a picture of a 17-year-old Black student who helped organize the event in Dublin, California.

U.S. firearms and ammunition sales have increased significantly in 2020 compared with purchases made last year. And some ammunition makers suggest shortages could last until at least January.

In a string of tweets during Tuesday's debate, the NRA congratulated Trump for his record on Second Amendment issues over the last four years.

Tuesday's letter from the House Ways and Means Committee asked the IRS to consider investigating the National Rifle Association after a lawsuit alleged financial impropriety on the part of the association.

If New York Attorney General Letitia James is successful in dissolving the NRA, who will fill the vacuum the organization leaves behind?

President of the National Association for Gun Rights Dudley Brown said the National Rifle Association has not advocated for Second Amendment rights "for decades," after New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit to dissolve the NRA on Thursday.

Letitia James is performing an overtly political stunt.

"I think the NRA should move to Texas and lead a very good and beautiful life," Trump said in response to New York Attorney General Letitia James' lawsuit against the organization.

New York Attorney General Letitia James announced her office is suing the nation's largest pro-gun organization to "dissolve the organization in its entirety."

A poll released Sunday showed that more Texans support the Black Lives Matter than those who approve of the National Rifle Association, although partisan divisions remained apparent on both issues.

Court filings that appear to have been improperly redacted revealed the quotes from a former top NRA attorney.

Thursday's announcement comes weeks after LaPierre told the board that the COVID-19 pandemic would force him to implement organization-wide adjustments.

Around 25 states have taken steps to limit or shutter operations at all non-essential businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

According to a statement provided to Newsweek, "Salary adjustments announced today apply to all levels of the organization."

The 86-year-old Don Younf also blamed media for causing "hysteria" around the pandemic.

A run on gun stores during times of crisis is not a new phenomenon, but dealers told Newsweek that there was something unique about the current pandemonium.

Two years since Parkland and hours since the most recent gun homicide in Chicago, Americans are dying every day while politicians fill their pockets with NRA checks.