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NRA ex-CEO Wayne LaPierre found liable for misspending funds in NY lawsuitThe New York jury found that Wayne LaPierre, who was the NRA’s CEO for three decades, misspent millions of dollars of the group’s money on pricey perks for themselves.U.S. NewsFeb 23
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NRA leader Wayne LaPierre resigns ahead of New York corruption trialLaPierre, the group's chief executive since 1991, steps down as a corruption trial against the NRA is due to begin in New York Supreme Court on Monday.U.S. NewsJan 5
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NRA members overwhelmingly support leader LaPierre with confidence voteNational Rifle Association members overwhelmingly supported the gun rights group's longtime leader Wayne LaPierre with a vote of confidence on Saturday.CrimeMay 28, 2022
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NRA leader hid on borrowed yacht after U.S. mass shootings``I was basically under presidential threat without presidential security in terms of the number of threats I was getting,'' LaPierre said.WorldApr 6, 2021
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‘Thoughts and prayers’: NRA mocked with familiar words of sympathyMany applauded a lawsuit to dissolve the NRA by echoing the clichés often heard after a mass shooting.TrendingAug 7, 2020
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NRA head says gun control proposals would make Americans ‘less safe’The NRA has abided by its usual reaction after mass shootings — initially saying nothing followed by a muted response.PoliticsAug 9, 2019
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NRA shuts down production of NRATV"Many members expressed concern about the messaging on NRATV becoming too far removed from our core mission: defending the Second Amendment," said the NRA's chief executive.EntertainmentJun 26, 2019
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National Rifle Association gripped by turmoil as executive complains of plot to oust himNRA executive Wayne LaPierre sent a letter to members warning of efforts by its president, Oliver North, to oust him by releasing "damaging" information about the long-time gun rights' advocate.PoliticsApr 26, 2019
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NRA lashes out at gun control supporters after Florida shooting: ‘They hate freedom’More than a week after the Florida school shooting that killed 17 people, the head of the National Rifle Association broke his silence, lashing out at individuals who are calling for stricter gun control.PoliticsFeb 22, 2018
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