NRA

After the NRA told doctors to stay in their lane on gun control, many spoke out about the visceral results of gun violence.

The gun rights super-group took out a big loan from its own foundation in what experts said might be a sign of serious cashflow problems.

From a manufacturer’s perspective, firearms get the kid-gloves treatment. Does that actually make sense?

Cults, dogs, foot fetishists—there's a channel for everyone on Roku.

Hundreds of American women traveled to the A Girl and A Gun conference in Texas to learn how to shoot in self-defense, protect their kids, and fire machine guns from a helicopter.

The gun-rights giant says it's bleeding money, and a legal battle with its old insurance broker suggests politics are a big part of the problem.

On this episode, we talk to reporter Manisha Krishnan about how women use guns in the US.

We translated the LiveJournal of Maria Butina, the Russian accused of using sex to influence Republican politics for the Kremlin.

How did the genre transform from working class catharsis to an corporate marketing campaign for a certain version of the American dream?

The arrest of Butina is the most dramatic development yet in the government’s investigation of the NRA's relationship with Russia.

Two-thirds of gun deaths are suicides.

The Rally4Reform in Dallas is a show of solidarity with all those who have been affected by gun violence, and demand change.