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What to Know About the NRA's Latest Troubles

By Currie Engel

The NRA and Its Public Relations Firm Are Suing Each Other Over an Alleged Failed 'Coup'

By David Voreacos and Neil Weinberg / Bloomberg

Trump Un-Signs Gun Treaty

By Brian Bennett

What Gun Control Advocates Should Learn from the NRA

By Joey Lautrup
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High School Shooting Teams Are Getting Wildly Popular — And the NRA Is Helping

Pop. Pop. Pop. At the Minnesota high school trap-shooting championship, more than 8,000 students from some 300 schools gathered in June to blast flying orange discs out of the sky. Over nine days, the sound...

By Sean Gregory

School Shootings Are Becoming the New Normal

It has become a waking national nightmare, a recurring horror that we can't explain or defend but that we are condemned to repeat. We know it will happen again. We seem helpless to stop it....

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

What Happens When You Reimagine the Difficult Conversation About Guns

We spend a lot of time talking about guns. We have arguments, protests, declarations, and slogans about what kind of weapons can be sold and to whom. But the one thing we rarely have when...

By Diane Tsai , Francesca Trianni and Susanna Schrobsdorff

The Young and the Relentless

Adults have failed to stop school shootings. Now it's the kids' turn to try

By Charlotte Alter / Parkland, Fla.

Inside the Republican Party's New Direction on Gun Restrictions

Nothing gooses sales like the threat of new gun-control measures

By Philip Elliott and W.J. Hennigan

When Staying Silent Is No Longer an Option

Delta Air Lines' decision to end discounts for NRA members has gotten it into hot water with its home-state legislature. Georgia's lieutenant governor said he would block any tax legislation benefiting the company unless it...

By Alan Murray

NRA Corporate Partners Are Feeling the Heat

A call to boycott the National Rifle Association became the top trend on Twitter as users of the global social platform demanded that a variety of companies sever their ties with the gun enthusiast group....

By Bloomberg

How Much the NRA Has Given to Florida Lawmakers

The NRA donated over $800,000 to Florida lawmakers in the 2016 election

By Alana Abramson

At the NRA’s TV Network, Guns Are a Weapon in the Culture Wars

Eight concerned Americans sit around a coffee table and talk about entertainment. One says he stopped paying for cable when everything started "turning left." Another is upset that his young daughter watches reality shows about...

By Charlotte Alter

Vegas Shooting Doesn't Sway NRA Grassroots

If anything, they said they feel more strongly preserving their gun rights

By Alana Abramson

The NRA Is Finally Backing a Gun Restriction. Here's Why It's a Ploy

Breaking with years of intransigence, the nation’s largest gun-rights group on Thursday announced a rare but limited concession to those who would put in place new limits on firearms. On its own, the face-saving move...

By Philip Elliott

The Fight Over Gun Control Isn’t Really About Guns

Will the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history change the debate over gun rights?

By Charlotte Alter / Las Vegas , Haley Sweetland Edwards / Las Vegas and Philip Elliott

The 'Shocking' Law That Protects Gunmakers After Mass Shootings Like Las Vegas

The makers of the weapons used in the Las Vegas shooting are off limits. The reason is a web of lawsuits, legislation and lobbying.

By Sean Gregory

Gun Control Advocates Are Speaking Up About a Bill Making it Easier to Buy a Silencer

In the wake of the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, advocates of stricter gun control are criticizing a Republican bill to make it easier to buy silencers. As news still trickled in about the...

By Nash Jenkins

Why the Women's March Is Taking on the NRA

They claim to for the Second Amendment rights of all Americans, but they don’t care about black and brown communities

By Tamika Mallory

My Husband Shot Me

'No woman should have to fear for her life, or the lives of her children, when an abusive person legally owns a gun’

By Lisette Johnson
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