The Irvine City Council rescinded and re-adopted lobbying regulations originally passed last year in order to settle a lawsuit alleging Brown Act violations.

The elimination of short-barreled rifles and suppressors from NFA coverage was called a “generational win” that was seen as a ...

The NRA is also on pace this year to spend less on federal-level lobbying efforts than it has during any year since the late 2000s, according to congressional lobbying records compiled by ...

The wave of mass shootings that rocked the United States in 2012 reignited the gun control debate with explosive force. After so much tragedy, politicians in Washington are under pressure to do ...

As the NRA struggles, the gun lobby has a new leader in D.C. The NSSF, the firearms industry’s biggest trade group, spent more than twice as much money on federal lobbying as the NRA last year.

The organization spent more than $5.4 million on federal lobbying last year, more than in any other year in its history and more than twice as much as the NRA, according to federal records.

The late Rep. John Dingell played a major role in the rise of the NRA's lobbying operation in DC. In the 1970s, Dingell advocated for the NRA, in an era where many Democrats backed the group.

The NRA posted the biggest decline in federal lobbying spending, reporting $2.5 million last year, compared with $4.9 million the prior year, according to lobbying disclosure reports filed with ...

Nearly four years later, the effort paid off. In an expansive June 23 ruling, the Supreme Court sided with the NRA in one of those cases, New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen.

Meanwhile, state lobbying records show the NRA and another advocacy group, the Firearms Association Inc. of New York State, have continued lobbying in legislative and executive branch offices that ...

NRA Lobbying Curbs Research That Can Prevent Gun Violence Deaths As the toll from shootings mounts, public health funding to study the problem remains minuscule.

The “gun lobby” is the tail, not the dog in American politics. Voters have bigger control over stopping gun legislation than the NRA.