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Federal Judge Denies NRA Bankruptcy, Now the Organization Must Face Corruption Allegations and Possible Dissolution
The National Rifle Association will face corruption charges from the New York Attorney General
Does the Second Amendment Give You the Right to Conceal Carry a Gun Outside Your Home? The Supreme Court Is Going to Decide
An important New York concealed carry licensing case will be heard during the court’s next session
Senate Takes on William Perry Pendley’s “Illegal Role” at Bureau of Land Management
Senator Jon Tester’s bill would prevent the U.S. Department of Justice from appealing a decision to remove Pendley
The Hunters’ Election: “We Think This Is the Most Important Election for Sportsmen in Our Lives”
While the presidential candidates clash over gun policy and environmental protections, the biggest concern for outdoorsmen and women might be how those fault lines divide our community
The President Just Signed a Historic Conservation Bill That Will Help Buy New Public Lands and Fix Our National Parks
The Great American Outdoors Act proves that grassroots advocacy and our democracy still work—even if it’s not always pretty
Pebble Mine Likely to Receive Federal Permit. Bristol Bay Hunters, Anglers, and Guides Brace for Impact
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers paves the way for a controversial mine in a region of Alaska known for the largest sockeye salmon run in the world
Should Public Lands Remain Open During the Coronavirus Crisis?
COVID-19 is putting our system of public-land management to the test
Will Yellowstone Park Close to Public Visitation?
The National Park Service is reportedly considering a request from local counties to close Yellowstone during the coronavirus outbreak
MAPLand Act Would Move Public Land Access into the Digital Age (and Make it Easier to Find Hunting Spots)
Less than 15 percent of Forest Service easements are digitized. That might change soon
President Trump Tweets in Favor of Fully and Permanently Funding the Land and Water Conservation Fund
Come on Congress, let’s not screw this one up
