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,
LATEST
Pennsylvania School District Using AI-enabled Wi-Fi to Search Students for Firearms
Pittsburgh-based CurvePoint developed AI that harnesses Wi-Fi for ’spatial intelligence,' which the company claims can locate concealed weapons on students.
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Oklahoma Hazmat Incident Displaces Hundreds, Injures Dozens
Officials are still investigating the leak of anhydrous ammonia from a truck parked behind a hotel in Weatherford, Oklahoma.
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Texas AG Takes Senate Campaign to College Campuses to Encourage Conservative Students
Ken Paxton tells students to find a purpose in life that is greater than themselves as a way to honor the legacy of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.
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Judges Rule Against Property Owners Seeking Compensation for SWAT Team Damage
Lawyers said police damage is like condemning property for a new street: Owners should be paid. An appeals court panel saw it differently.
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Report Outlines Strategies for Reducing Deaths, Injuries From Gun Use by 2040
The authors seek to ’reduce firearm harms,' while critics say they are pushing advocacy as science.
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Single Fathers Call for Shared Parenting Laws
Opponents warn the change would give abusive fathers easier access to children while dismissing legitimate claims of abuse by mothers.
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Judge Strikes Down Virginia’s Universal Background Check Law
The circuit court judge specified the ruling was focused on particular state law and not a commentary on criminal background checks in general.
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He Was the First to Sue AI for Defamation–the Result Is a Cautionary Tale
A Georgia judge ruled that ChatGPT did not meet the legal standard for defamation when it created a completely false report about a Second Amendment podcaster.
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Biosolid Supporters Urge Oklahoma to Hold Off on Banning the Substance
Proponents of using treated sewage sludge as fertilizer say Maine’s ban resulted in skyrocketing costs for the state and consumers.
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New Mexico Officials Report High Rate of ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Residents Near Air Base
A 2024 study reveals that 99.7 percent of people tested had forever chemicals in their bloodstreams.
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Pennsylvania School District Using AI-enabled Wi-Fi to Search Students for Firearms
Pittsburgh-based CurvePoint developed AI that harnesses Wi-Fi for ’spatial intelligence,' which the company claims can locate concealed weapons on students.
|
Oklahoma Hazmat Incident Displaces Hundreds, Injures Dozens
Officials are still investigating the leak of anhydrous ammonia from a truck parked behind a hotel in Weatherford, Oklahoma.
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Texas AG Takes Senate Campaign to College Campuses to Encourage Conservative Students
Ken Paxton tells students to find a purpose in life that is greater than themselves as a way to honor the legacy of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.
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Judges Rule Against Property Owners Seeking Compensation for SWAT Team Damage
Lawyers said police damage is like condemning property for a new street: Owners should be paid. An appeals court panel saw it differently.
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Report Outlines Strategies for Reducing Deaths, Injuries From Gun Use by 2040
The authors seek to ’reduce firearm harms,' while critics say they are pushing advocacy as science.
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Single Fathers Call for Shared Parenting Laws
Opponents warn the change would give abusive fathers easier access to children while dismissing legitimate claims of abuse by mothers.
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Judge Strikes Down Virginia’s Universal Background Check Law
The circuit court judge specified the ruling was focused on particular state law and not a commentary on criminal background checks in general.
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He Was the First to Sue AI for Defamation–the Result Is a Cautionary Tale
A Georgia judge ruled that ChatGPT did not meet the legal standard for defamation when it created a completely false report about a Second Amendment podcaster.
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Biosolid Supporters Urge Oklahoma to Hold Off on Banning the Substance
Proponents of using treated sewage sludge as fertilizer say Maine’s ban resulted in skyrocketing costs for the state and consumers.
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New Mexico Officials Report High Rate of ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Residents Near Air Base
A 2024 study reveals that 99.7 percent of people tested had forever chemicals in their bloodstreams.
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