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NRA President: We Must Prevail With Donald Trump and GOP or Vanish
Carolyn Meadows is a relatively new NRA president, although she is a longtime member of the organization.
National Rifle Association, New York Attorney General Square Off in Court
The two quarreled over whether the NRA had a right to review documents related to the attorney general's investigation into its tax-exempt status.
Gun-Control Group Everytown Dropping $100,000 into Virginia Elections
According to the Virginia Public Access Project, Everytown for Gun Safety has spent over $1 million during this election cycle on Democratic candidates and committees.
National Rifle Association and Former PR Firm Have Tumultuous Weekend
This latest period of turmoil began late Friday night, when the NRA filed an amended complaint in the group's ongoing lawsuit against Ackerman McQueen in federal court in Dallas.
Republican Congressman Claims 'Russophobia' Jailed Convicted Russian Agent
Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) claimed in a tweet Friday that convicted Russian agent Maria Butina was jailed due to "Russophobia" and "filing the wrong paperwork." Butina was released from a low security prison and deported Friday after serving 15 months of an 18 month sentence.
San Francisco Seeks Dismissal of NRA Lawsuit Over 'Domestic Terrorist' Suit
San Francisco argued that because its resolution was non-binding and did not result in any official action being taken, the NRA lacked standing to sue the city.
NRA Doesn't Have to Pay Oliver North's Legal Bills, Judge Says
"The lurid facts underlying the dispute between North and LaPierre, and whether North is being singled out from other directors, is not relevant to what is in front of me," the judge said.
Gun Control Group Drops Massive Ad Buy in Virginia Ahead of Election
The NRA's recent slump in spending comes as the gun rights group is experiencing an unprecedented level of scrutiny owing to a widening financial and governance scandal.
NRA Tweet About Dick's Assault-Rifle Ban Met With Praise for Retailer
"I'm not a 'sports' type guy but I will definitely be going to @Dicks," Jeff Rodenkirch wrote.
NRA and New York Attorney General Spar Over New Subpoena
The New York Attorney General has sued the National Rifle Association and its former PR firm over what she alleges is a pattern of obstruction from the nation's largest gun-rights group.
IRS Should Investigate NRA Over Potential Tax-Law Violations: Senate Dems
It is unknown if the IRS is currently probing the NRA's tax-exempt status, and the agency does not comment on pending or potential investigations.
In Email to NRA Board, LaPierre Hails "Quick Victory" Against San Francisco
In an e-mail to the NRA's board of directors that was obtained by Newsweek, LaPierre celebrated the development, calling it a "quick victory" for his organization's membership.
Nancy Pelosi Endorses NRA-Backed Texas Democrat Against Liberal Challenger
Progressive Democrats are criticizing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for endorsing a conservative Democratic Texas incumbent with anti-abortion and pro-NRA stances.
As Trump Doubles Down on NRA's Agenda, What Happens to Suburban Women?
Trump appears to have put his electoral stock fully in the gun-rights crowd, and at a point when the politics of gun control are shifting for the first time in decades.
New Senate Report Implicates NRA in Russia Influence Conspiracy
These allegations of business impropriety mirror other scandals currently engulfing America's most powerful gun rights lobby.
Beto O'Rourke Named 'AR-15 Salesman of the Year' by NRA
Democratic Presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke has been called "AR-15 salesman of the year" after making incendiary comments earlier this month which vowed government confiscation of the weapons under his proposed administration.
NRA and Former PR Firm Tried and Failed to Conduct Settlement Talks
The National Rifle Association and its estranged PR firm Ackerman McQueen engaged in a failed attempt at settlement negotiations to resolve ongoing litigation between the two organizations, a spokesperson for the NRA told Newsweek.
'Vote Them Out': Gabby Giffords Headlines Gun Control Rally Outside NRA HQ
Giffords and former Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe attended the event to promote Democratic candidates running on a platform of gun safety in the state's upcoming elections
Ted Nugent Sends Letter to NRA Board Calling for 'Squeaky Clean' Behavior
"The NRA must prove beyond all shadows of doubt or accusations that we are squeaky clean," Nugent wrote.
An Exclusive Look Inside the NRA's Now-Defunct Board Meeting in Alaska
At least one NRA director privately expressed concerns about the alleged extravagance of the Alaska trip.
Nancy Pelosi Blames Mitch McConnell For Stalling Gun Legislation
House speaker blamed the Senate majority leader for not allowing a vote on a bill passed by Congress extending background checks.
NRA Sues San Francisco Over Being Labeled 'Domestic Terrorist Organization'
The NRA, which includes millions of Americans, says it was targeted and unlawfully "blacklisted" by San Francisco.
NRA Slams Texas' GOP Lieutenant Governor for Supporting Background Checks
The NRA's political arm repudiated Patrick's comments, likening them to "Bloomberg-funded failures that were attempted under the Obama administration."
Jim Carrey Says Osama Bin Laden 'Doesn't Hold a Candle to Mitch McConnell'
Actor unveils latest artwork showing $100 bill dipped in blood as gun deaths in U.S. hit 10,000 this year.
Ex-Trump Supporter to 'Moscow Mitch': 'Do Your Job' If You Dislike Nickname
"You are single-handedly putting our democracy at risk. This is why the people are calling you Moscow Mitch," ex-Trump supporter David Weissman wrote.
San Francisco Board Declares NRA a Domestic Terrorist Organization
Catherine Stefani was inspired to write the declaration, passed unanimously, after the mass shootings at the Gilroy Garlic Festival.
"Shameful" Walmart Giving in to "Anti-Gun Elites," NRA Says
Walmart announced just hours earlier that it would stop selling handgun ammunition and bullets for short-barrel rifles.
Gun Control Groups Outspend NRA Since August Mass Shootings
Reversing a Washington norm, gun control groups spent more on lobbying during the 2018 midterms than the NRA did
NRA Sues Former PR Firm for Third Time Since April
In response to a request for comment, Ackerman steadfastly denied the charges in a statement to Newsweek.
Exclusive: NRA Burning $100,000 to Relocate its Board Meeting to D.C.
The National Rifle Association is spending around $100,000 to abruptly relocate its board meeting to Washington, D.C., according to an e-mail sent by the NRA's General Counsel and Secretary John Frazer that was obtained by Newsweek.