National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre made it very clear this spring that the organization categorically opposed any gun-owner registry. “What’s the po

This year’s gun lobby board election brought a few surprises, as the National Rifle Association has been trying to keep the results (and the low voter turnout)

Do gun control laws work? New figures from the nation’s most populous state, which also happens to have the nation’s toughest statewide gun laws, suggest they

On Sunday in New Orleans, Laderika Smith, 28, returned from the store to find her five-year-old daughter bloodied and lying on the bedroom floor with a gunshot

After the horror of the Newtown shooting, gun reform advocates expected to finally see a change.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has been without a permanent director for seven years.

Guatemala’s highest court has overturned the watershed conviction of a former military leader of genocide and crimes against humanity.

The Mother’s Day parade shooting in New Orleans Sunday demonstrates the role handguns play in urban violence.

James W. Porter, Jr. assumed the unpaid, but politically important post of president of the National Rifle Association Monday.

Fresh from its biggest legislative victory in years, the gun lobby is gearing up for its next project: backing their congressional champions in the 2014 midterm