The NRA has been accused of using the school protection program it launched after the Sandy Hook massacre to boost revenue and not to shell out in charitable grants, as it had promised. The explosive ...

According to the NRA, the program, which in addition to schools can be administered by law enforcement agencies and civic groups, has been “honored or endorsed” by the National Sheriffs’ Association, ...

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While the public knows the National Rifle Association chiefly as a lobbying and campaign juggernaut, the Internal Revenue Service classifies the group as a “social welfare organization” whose firearms ...

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Days after a gunman murdered 19 children and two teachers in Uvalde, Texas, National Rifle Association CEO Wayne La Pierre highlighted his organization’s efforts to bolster security at schools. He ...

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Documents show that participation in the group’s “Eddie Eagle” program dropped 96 percent while NRA execs slashed training and education budgets. Reporter When he was 4 years old, Eli Parker shot ...