Ex-NRA chief LaPierre defends spending in graft trial testimony
NEW YORK (Reuters) -Wayne LaPierre, the longtime chief of the National Rifle Association, defended himself at a corruption trial on Monday, saying New York's attorney general should have given the gun rights group a pat on the back for implementing reforms. Under questioning by NRA lawyer Sarah Rogers, LaPierre said the group underwent a "course correction" to improve accounting practices in 2018, two years before Attorney General Letitia James sued it for violating state law governing nonprofit