NRA

Beyond Banning the Bump Stock: 'Go After the Guns Themselves'

Nothing Surprising as NRA Urges Less Restrictive Gun Laws After Las Vegas

Jon Queally, staff writer

Powerful gun industry lobby exploits massacre that claimed 59 lives to push Congress to undermine tougher state-level laws

Despite Mourning and Outcry, Doubts Las Vegas Will Lead to Stricter Gun Laws

Julia Conley, staff writer

"I heard colleagues confide that any vote for gun safety would lower their NRA...

Demanding More Than Prayers, Resistance Groups Take on 'Unrepentant' NRA

Jake Johnson, staff writer

"There's one reason why Congress consistently fails to take real action on gun...

As White House Ramps Up Attacks on Free Press, NRA Issues Warning to New York Times

Undeterred by DC Heat Advisory, Women's March Against NRA Begins

'We Will Not Be Intimidated': Organizers Announce Women's March Against NRA

NRA Decries Liberal Violence While Appearing to Declare War on Resistance

President Trump Reprises Racist 'Pocahontas' Insult Against Sen. Warren in Speech to NRA

Seeking to Keep Control of Senate, NRA Betting Big on Gun-Loving Republicans

Activists Blockade NRA Entrance to Protest 'Relentless' Gun Lobby

History Repeats as Senate Rejects All Post-Orlando Gun Control Measures

Violence Prevention Groups Push Obama to Take Bold Action on Guns

Washington Voters Stand Up to NRA ... And May Just Win

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Follow the Money: On Gun TV (Really) and the Tailwinds of Profitability

Blood on America's tracks, and more evidence it leads right to grisly profits. To wit: The NRA paid nine lawmakers over $22 million to leave them alone; gun manufacturers admit Newtown's small bodies and other slaughters have helped gun sales and profits - cue a cursory “obviously we are all shocked” but they “respond to market pressures” - and now the Shopping Channel's new Gun TV will sell more. But not to worry: Every hour of hawking guns will include three minutes of safety training.