Oliver North

6 NRA Board Members Have Now Jumped From Sinking Ship

The notorious gun group is being crushed by its own financial mismanagement and legal woes.
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Chris Cox, NRA's Second-In-Command, Resigns As Turmoil Roils The Gun Group

A recent lawsuit said Cox joined an attempted coup to oust the National Rifle Association's top executive.
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Key NRA Official Suspended From Job After Lawsuit Says He Joined In Coup Try

A failed try to topple the group's chief executive, millions of dollars blown and multiple lawsuits are roiling the gun lobby.
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NRA's Ad Agency Says It's Done With Gun Group

Advertising firm Ackerman McQueen is jumping ship as lawsuits fly.
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Leaked NRA Documents Reveal Gun Group Drowning In Legal Fees

Before his departure, NRA President Oliver North warned officials that $24 million and counting in legal fees could strangle the group.
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The NRA Is A Crashed Car On Fire, Ready To Explode

The National Rifle Association is on fire. We can't look away.
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NRA President Oliver North Won't Seek Reelection Amid Group's Meltdown

The gun group's leadership is in chaos after a report by The Trace prompted an IRS investigation of the organization's tax status.
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NRA In Chaos As Wayne LaPierre Is Reportedly Asked To Resign

The confrontation between the gun rights group's longtime leader and its recently installed president coincides with the NRA's annual meeting.
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Oliver North Blames School Shootings On Ritalin

The incoming NRA president, who once promoted a violent video game, also cited a "culture of violence."
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz: The NRA Is 'Just Shy Of A Terrorist Organization'

The gun group has worked to "perpetuate the culture of violence that we have in our country," the congresswoman said.
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