NRA chief Wayne LaPierre says he's resigning days before trial
The National Rifle Assn. has been beset by dwindling membership and financial troubles, and questions about Wayne LaPierre's leadership and spending.
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The National Rifle Assn. has been beset by dwindling membership and financial troubles, and questions about Wayne LaPierre's leadership and spending.
National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre has announced his resignation days before a civil trial scrutinizing his leadership.
A lawsuit brought by New York’s attorney general against Wayne LaPierre and three other N.R.A. insiders accuses the gun-rights group of decades of corruption.
Jury selection in New York Attorney General Letitia James' corruption case against Wayne LaPierre and other National Rifle Association begins Tuesday.
NEW YORK — For decades, Wayne LaPierre, the National Rifle Association’s longtime leader, has been a survivor. He has endured waves of palace intrigue, corruption scandals and embarrassing revelations, including leaked video that captured his inability to shoot an elephant at point-blank range while on a safari. But now, LaPierre, 74, faces his gravest challenge, as a legal showdown with New York Attorney General Letitia James goes to trial in a Manhattan courtroom. James, in a lawsuit filed ami