In a cavernous exhibition hall, as far as the eye can see is all the assault weaponry you’ll need should Red Dawn hit your town. Welcome to the NRA convention—and prepare to get scared.

The heavily armed snowflake says it may just melt if politicians keep saying mean things about it, and properly using laws to regulate its actions.

It’s time to stop giving politicians a pass for accepting the endorsement of a group led by such appalling people.

The cries of tyranny over the president’s executive orders on guns—which 90 percent of Americans support—are rich indeed.

Every dystopian warning of the gun group has come true in Missouri, yet the organization is offering no sympathy for the African American victims.

You can’t have open debate or free exercise of religion with a barrel pointed at your head, like the crazies who surround a Texas mosque or the white supremacists who popped off at Black Lives Matter.

The NRA wants you to think of the children—after marketing guns to them.

NRA members feel our gun laws should protect our families, not the financial interests of a clique of elites

Guns are about the only product in the United States with no consumer safety restrictions. A new report finds that even gun owners want that to change.

Cliff Schecter: Background checks should keep guns out of the hands of criminals and terrorists. But gun sellers are skirting the law

The NRA invested $14 million in Trump’s victory, and the group will surely seek payback. Here are two big ways how.

Is this the week the NRA finally jumped the shark?

The NRA and many on the far right are pushing for more lenient gun laws - which could have serious consequences.

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What does the NRA have to do to convince anyone they are devoid of principle? They could lie to block authorities from information that would help catch ...

The past month’s mass-shooting death toll is the logical conclusion of the gun group’s leaders’ deluded approach to our safety.

When I sauntered out into the hallway to pick up my copy of Thursday's Washington Post, a front-page story leapt off the page at me: "FBI Curbed in Tracking Gun Buyers."

We’ve reached this dystopia, of course, by choosing our own adventure, as every other advanced democracy has passed the sensible gun laws every credible researcher supports.

If the National Rifle Association (NRA) were not so dangerous to the physical health and general welfare of the people of the United States, they'd proba...

The firearms fanboys have been more creative than usual, scrambling to defend their precious weapons in the wake of the massacre in Santa Barbara. It’s only made their excuses lamer.

Lou Ferrigno, Oliver North, and Mike Pence! A woman’s luncheon featuring Tucker Carlson! What could go wrong?

Don’t think about bringing a canned ham or a padlock to the Cleveland convention. But assault weapons? No problem there.