"Wayne LaPierre Steps Down as NRA Chief Ahead of Impending Trial"
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Wayne LaPierre has announced his resignation as the chief of the National Rifle Association (NRA), citing health reasons, with his departure effective January 31. LaPierre, who has been with the NRA since 1977 and served as CEO and executive vice president since 1991, will be succeeded by Andrew Arulanandam as interim CEO and executive vice president. The resignation comes ahead of LaPierre's trial in a corruption case brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James, who has accused NRA leadership of financial misconduct. Despite the legal challenges, LaPierre expressed confidence in the NRA's future and its continued advocacy for Second Amendment freedoms.
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