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T he National Rifle Association’s board of directors voted overwhelmingly to re-elect Wayne LaPierre as the head of the powerful gun rights advocacy group amid investigations into its finances...

A longtime ally of National Rifle Association ( NRA) CEO Wayne LaPierre has resigned after serving on the organization's board of directors for 23 years. NRA board member Todd Rathner did not...

Wayne LaPierre used the NRA as a 'personal piggy bank,' N.Y. attorney general says Trips to the Bahamas, private jets and luxury hotel suites were some of the ways the CEO and other executives...

National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre has returned nearly $300,000 to the gun group, in repayment of illicit personal gains, according to an explosive report in the Washington Post.

Wayne LaPierre, gun rights activist and Chief Executive of the National Rifle Association, at his office at the N.R.A. headquarters in Fairfax, Virginia, on December 9, 2019. Photograph by Mark...

The National Rifle Association said it had found additional examples of excessive benefits paid by the nonprofit in recent years to CEO Wayne LaPierre, including $44,000 in private jet flights.

Wayne LaPierre, the head of the National Rifle Association for nearly 30 years, has often found himself at the center of controversy. But over the last week, in the wake of a deadly Florida high school shooting that left 17 dead, LaPierre and the NRA have been under especially strong scrutiny.

Wayne LaPierre has cultivated his image as an exemplar of American gun culture, but video of his clumsy marksmanship—and details regarding his Rodeo Drive shopping trips—tells another story. By...