Michael Clements
Reporter
Michael Clements is an award-winning Epoch Times reporter covering the Second Amendment and individual rights.
Mr. Clements has 30 years of experience in media and has worked for outlets including The Monroe Journal, The Panama City News Herald, The Alexander City Outlook, The Galveston County Daily News, The Texas City Sun, The Daily Court Review,
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Key Takeaways From the May 14 Primaries
On May 14, three states—Maryland, Nebraska, and West Virginia—held primary contests for Democrats and Republicans.
GOP Rep. Don Bacon Fends Off Primary Challenger in Nebraska
Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District could be an Electoral College maverick by giving its vote to Democrats for the third time in history in November.
Larry Hogan, Jim Justice Win Key GOP Senate Primary Contests
Former Gov. Hogan and Gov. Justice look to flip the U.S. Senate seats for Maryland and West Virginia, respectively, in November.
Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District Could Be Factor in Presidential Race
The Electoral College vote from the Omaha area went to President Joe Biden in 2020 while the state’s four other votes went to President Donald Trump.
26 States File Lawsuits in Federal Courts Over ATF Redefinition of Gun Dealers
Lawsuits claim rule violates Administrative Procedures Act and U.S. Constitution, ask courts to block rule and declare it unconstitutional.
Gun Rights Activists Dispute Rise in Road Rage Shootings, Argue Data Is Unreliable
Retired law enforcement officer and noted economist both call ‘road rage’ a vague term with no legal definition designed to stir up opposition to gun ownership.
Supreme Court to Hear Historic Death Penalty Case
The on-again, off-again scheduling of Richard Glossip’s execution will be heard by the Supreme Court thanks to questions from Oklahoma.
Tornadoes Devastate Oklahoma, Killing 4 and Injuring Dozens
The storm devastated historic downtown, damaging and destroying many of the city’s downtown businesses.
Audit Finds Oklahoma Officials Mismanaged Millions in COVID-19 Relief Funds
State attorney general and auditor claim state agency ignored competitive bidding law, steered contracts to at least one family member’s firm
Vermont ‘Ghost Gun’ Bill Heads to Governor’s Desk For Signature
The legislation would also ban guns at polling places and asks for a study on whether to prohibit firearms in public buildings by state law or local ordinance.
