Propelled by a new, no-nonsense boss, Contra Costa County ditched the excuses that keep many law enforcement agencies from taking better advantage of a crime-fighting database called NIBIN.
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Before the gun group tapped William A. Brewer III for a pair of high-stakes legal battles, he was fined for attempting to improperly influence potential jurors and witnesses in Texas.
American Violence puts up-to-date data at the fingertips of researchers, journalists, and policymakers.
What we do (and don’t) know about the group’s financial health.
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Our NRA Campaign Spending Tracker analyzes FEC reports to show you exactly how much the group is putting behind its favored candidates.
Florida Republicans have allowed the relentless pro-gun operator to become a de facto member of government.
Since 2014, the gun rights group has paid more than $60 million to a little known contractor for ads in must-win political races. Did it break campaign finance laws in the process?
Lockton, the insurance broker behind the NRA’s Carry Guard program, argued in a court filing that the organization’s “inflammatory marketing” made it an inevitable pariah.
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“Every push-up is a person, it’s not just a number.”
Tips on how to interview and write about America’s growing population of gunshot victims with empathy and sensitivity.
In her writings online, the accused foreign agent detailed her trips to the U.S. to experience gun culture, and her efforts to establish a “Russian analog for the NRA.”
The FBI is investigating whether Moscow illegally funneled campaign funds to the National Rifle Association, according to a bombshell news report.
One expert characterized the findings of The Trace's analysis as “more evidence that gun regulation advocates are closing the participation gap.”