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Author of songs of america officially out tomorrow and morning joe and economic analyst Steve Rattner, along with president of the council on Foreign Relations and author of a world in disarray and also with us form of dccc, adrienne el rod, an ms red sox slugger david ortiz is in stable condition after being shot in the back. Police say ortiz was approached by two assailants, one of whom is still at large and the bullet that hit ortiz in the back exited through his stomach. According to witness...

We begin with the new information surrounding the jailhouse suicide of sex offender jeffrey epstein. A Justice Department official tells nbc news that a team from the bureau of prisons will be at the Metropolitan Correctional Center today. To examine what went wrong there. Were told that it is protocol, whether there is a significant event at a detention facility. Meanwhile, the Administration Official telling nbc news that the fbi and doj Inspector General which are also investigating the circu...

Is a clear crisis, that needs to be dealt with immediately, and responsibly. So the nra can continue to focus on protecting our second amendment. I have been on the nra board for more than two decades. It was a great privilege to serve as president , this past year, an honor only second to serving our country. Obviously you see he didnt necessarily want to leave, but it looks like he is going to have to leave. One thing that he did sort of point out here, he believes the funds being mismanaged c...

 

New York Attorney General Letitia James announced that the jury in her case against the National Rifle Association (NRA) and three current and former senior leaders has found the defendants liable for violating the law.

Longtime National Rifle Association chief Wayne LaPierre should pay the powerful gun rights group $4.3 million in damages for mismanagement and misspending charitable funds on lavish personal trips, no-show contracts and other questionable expenditures, a New York jury decided on Friday.

Mike Spies writes about Wayne LaPierre, the former head of the National Rifle Association, and his trial for financial misdeeds.

By Sabrina Souza, CNN

The National Rifle Association and its top executives engaged in mass corruption and should pay back to the organization millions of dollars spent on personal expenses, the New York attorney general’s office said during closing arguments of the group’s civil corruption trial.

The National Rifle Association and its top executives engaged in mass corruption and should pay back to the organization millions of dollars spent on personal expenses, the New York attorney general’s office said during closing arguments of the group’s civil corruption trial.