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For the second year in a row, the National Rifle Association is holding its annual convention within days of mass shootings that shook the nation

But the next step must involve strengthening gun laws from coast to coast.

The removal of two Black lawmakers from the Tennessee legislature last week, for disrupting proceedings in the state House of Representatives during protests of inaction on gun violence, dispensed with racial symbolism and dog whistles. It was a raw racial drama, an overt and aggressive complement to the racial realities…

WASHINGTON — When Alaska U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola joined an Alaska Public Media call-in radio show this week, a self-proclaimed Peltola supporter and longtime hunter called in.

Gun politics in the U.S. demonstrates that a popular majority does not always get its way. Even though most Americans support stricter gun-safety laws, proposals for major new regulations reliably face impassable obstacles in Congress.

The murders of three children and three staff members at a school in Nashville on Monday was at least the 129th mass shooting of 2023. That’s a rate of 1.5 mass shootings, involving four or more victims, each day of the year.

Sandy Hook is the mass shooting I hear mentioned most often when people talk about the moment they knew nothing would change.

The two Republicans last headlined the annual NRA convention in 2019

Gun paralysis isn't just about the NRA — Republicans are convinced they win when voters feel helpless and afraid

The organization has seen membership dues decline in the past several years, with a loss of more than 1M members

The National Rifle Association’s financial firepower, which arose in part due to its large and loyal membership base, has long been one of the gun group’s main sources of strength.