Two major gun rights bills are currently advancing their way through Congress, including legislation seeking to create ...

A judge in New York on Monday banned former NRA leader Wayne LaPierre from serving ... mismanagement of the nation’s most ...

for an end to the NRA’s powerful and seemingly unbreakable political influence. Facing that torrent, it might seem logical for the country’s most powerful gun lobbying organization to avoid ...

NRA-funded research would get scoffed at ... leaders simply haven’t had the courage to stand up to the gun lobby, the real question is how Bloomberg could spend so much and have so little ...

The Institute for Legislative Action (ILA) is the lobbying arm of the NRA. Established in 1975, ILA is committed to preserving the right of all law-abiding individuals to purchase, possess and use ...

A new report from Mother Jones has found that, despite the gun lobby's fears ... to do with the powerful influence the National Rifle Association (NRA) has over Congress, experts say.

Bloomberg has, in a just a few months of running for presidency, spent around $200 million in the primary — approximately $194 million more than the NRA spends on an average year in lobbying ...

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The NRA spends millions influencing Congress and the White House to advance its agenda. And its monetary prowess is still growing. The group has already spent more money lobbying for expanded gun ...

He signed bills that allow guns on national parks and on Amtrak trains. But perhaps it's the NRA lobbying arm in Congress which has a stronger influence. The group is backing a federal bill that ...