Meet the Oath Keeper on the NRA’s Board of Directors
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Links between the notorious militia and the gun lobby run deep
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The NRA’s ‘First Lady’ Thought Donald Trump Owed Her a Favor. Here’s How That Went
Posted in: Politics FeaturesA new book chronicles how Wayne and Susan LaPierre used his gun lobbying job as their ticket to high society, bizarre elephant hunting safaris, and millions in questionable spending
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Ex-NRA Chief Duped into Delivering Graduation Speech to Empty Chairs Representing Victims of Gun Violence
Posted in: Politics NewsIn a now-viral video, David Keane unwittingly encourages the dead students to "follow your dreams"
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Texas Passes Take-Your-Gun-To-Town Law
Posted in: Politics NewsThere are now more barriers to riding a motorcycle than to packing heat in the Lone Star state
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No Bankruptcy for You! Judge Rules NRA Must Answer Corruption Charges in New York
Posted in: Politics NewsBankruptcy court is not here to protect the NRA from the "existential threat" it faces from the state of New York, judge rules
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NRA Celebrated Block of Boulder’s Assault Weapons Ban Just Days Ago
Posted in: Politics NewsThe NRA bragged the rollback of restrictions on assault weapons and high capacity magazines was a reason to celebrate
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NRA to Declare Bankruptcy, Reorganize in Texas
Posted in: Politics News“An important part of this plan is ‘dumping New York,’ " said NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre
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NRA Accuses Former Top Lobbyist of Grift
Posted in: Politics NewsIn IRS documents, the National Rifle Association accuses Chris Cox of obtaining "excess" benefits of more than $1 million. The former executive denies wrongdoing
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NRA Chief Pays Back $300,000 in Illicit Gains: Report
Posted in: Politics NewsNational Rifle Association honcho Wayne LaPierre has returned hundreds of thousands in "excess benefits" according to bombshell report.
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New York Attorney General Files Lawsuit to Dissolve NRA
Posted in: Politics News"The NRA's influence has been so powerful that the organization went unchecked for decades while top executives funneled millions into their own pockets," said New York Attorney General Letitia James
