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| NEWS Trump Reinforces Support for the Second Amendment During National AM250 Address | |
| It may not need to be said, but we’ll keep saying it: Donald Trump is the most pro-Second Amendment president in the NRA’s history of protecting the right to keep and bear arms. While the nation watched the amazing celebration of the 250th anniversary of America’s independence from the British monarchy on July 4, he once again made that clear. | |
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| NEWS Make America Beautiful Again Progress Report Reinforces NRA’s Sporting Priorities | |
| In the continuing celebratory spirit of America’s 250th anniversary, the Trump administration released the 2026 Make America Beautiful Again (MABA) Midterm Report, a progress report prepared by the MABA Commission to provide updates on conservation-related initiatives and policy actions taken since the Commission was established in July 2025. The report begins with an important reminder: | |
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| NEWS NRA Files Comments in Response to ATF’s Regulatory Reforms, Urges Participation! | |
| Last week, NRA filed its first round of comments in response to ATF’s comprehensive regulatory overhaul. NRA’s latest input shows the Association’s efforts coming full circle. | |
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| NRA - YOUTUBE NRA's John Commerford on the Supreme Court’s recent challenge to semiauto bans & why it's hopeful. | |
| For more information about what NRA is doing to protect your gun rights and roll back ridiculous gun bans across the country, go here: https://www.nraila.org/ | |
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| LEGAL & LEGISLATION NRA Files Lawsuit Challenging Illinois’s Waiting Period Requirement for Firearm Purchases | |
| The National Rifle Association filed a lawsuit challenging Illinois’s 72-hour waiting period requirement for firearm purchases. | |
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| LEGAL & LEGISLATION Judge Rules Preliminary Injunction Against Virginia “Assault Firearm” and Magazine Bans Secured by NRA Applies Statewide | |
| In the NRA’s challenge to Virginia’s “assault firearm” and magazine bans, Santolla v. Katz, Judge Jeffrey L. Campbell of the Washington County Circuit Court issued a letter opinion yesterday making clear that the preliminary injunction preventing enforcement of the bans applies statewide. | |
