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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Family Members Say Wards of the State Lost Rights and Assets Under Guardianship
Probate Court judges and the guardians they appoint have wide-ranging authority over a ward’s life and can even ignore a ward’s advance directives.
NRA Agrees to a Dozen Reforms in Settlement With New York State Attorney General
Former NRA officials Wayne LaPierre and Wilson ‘Woody’ Phillips were ordered to repay $4.35 million and $2 million to the gun rights organization respectively.
CEO Murder Suspect Caught Carrying ‘Ghost Gun’—Here’s What to Know About Them
US Supreme Court recently heard arguments for and against government regulation of privately manufactured firearms, or ‘ghost guns.’
Worcester, Mass., Police Accused of Misconduct and Bias in DOJ Report
Federal investigators said they found evidence of excessive force, sexual misconduct, and ‘disproportionate policing’ based on race.
House Committee Lawmakers Discuss Replacing Critical Race Theory in Schools
Experts told a House education subcommittee that returning to traditional civics curriculum could foster civil debate to help heal divisions in society.
US District Court Judge Blocks Illinois Ban on Certain Types of Rifles, Attachments
Judge Stephen McGlynn ruled that the law does not comport with the Supreme Court decision in New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen.
Gun Rights Groups Vow to Hold Trump to His Promise to Defend 2nd Amendment
Gun advocates want executive orders issued by Biden rescinded.
Oklahoma Could Set New Record for November Tornadoes After Back-to-Back Storms
Officials have confirmed six tornado touchdowns, but that number is expected to grow.
Some Mass Shooting Survivors Want More Good Guys With Guns
Survivors of shootings in Stockton, Calif.; Sutherland Springs, Texas; and Nashville say good guys with guns are the antidote to bad guys with guns.
Supreme Court to Hear Oklahoma Death Row Inmate’s Case
Richard Glossip says 1998 murder conviction was based on evidence his lawyers didn’t get to see. Oklahoma appeals court ruled he has exhausted his appeals.
