1/10: NRA meets with Biden's task force; Sandy recovery starts at the boardwalk

1/10: NRA meets with Biden's task force; Sandy recovery starts at the boardwalk

Throughout its 142-year history, the National Rifle Association has portrayed itself as an advocate for the individual gun owner's Second Amendment rights. In turn, the NRA relied on those gun owners, especially its 4 million

Vice President Biden wrapped up a week of meetings Friday as he prepares to finalize his plan to curb gun violence -- but the National Rifle Association claims the meetings are just a show, while the administration presses ahead with new gun-control

NRA Head: Registry Of Gun Owners Would Be Very Dangerous. January 11, 2013 3:00 PM. January 11, 2013. Listen to the Story. All Things Considered. 9 min 14 sec. Playlist; Download. Melissa Block talks to David Keene, president of the National Rifle

Capping off a week of meetings with stakeholders in the debate over gun control, Vice President Joe Biden called a session with the National Rifle Association 'productive' despite the group's public complaints yesterday.

Despite last month's tragedy in Newton, Conn., the National Rifle Association said this week its membership has grown by 100000 members.