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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Lawsuits Hope to Change Doctrine That Gives Wildlife Agents Free Rein on Private Property
Property owners are fighting a Prohibition-era Supreme Court decision that laid the groundwork for government agents to enter and search private land at will.
Communities Hit by Memorial Day Weekend Storms Band Together After Rough Start to Holiday
Business owners, residents, and volunteers in north Texas say the storms grounding their way through the area present an opportunity to do good for one another.
ATF Director Grilled by House GOP on Deadly Arkansas Raid
ATF Director Steven Dettlebach told the committee the ATF faces huge challenge when it comes to stemming firearms trafficking.
Rep. Jordan to Query ATF Director on Raid That Killed Airport Manager
Lawyer for Bryan Malinowski’s family says his client thought he was defending his wife and home from armed intruders when he fired on ATF agents on March 19.
Oklahoma Gun Dealer Raided by ATF Enters Plea Deal for 3 Years Probation
If the U.S. District Court approves, Russell Fincher, 53, of Tuskahoma, Oklahoma, will be sentenced to three years probation for one felony count.
NRA Board Elects New Leadership After Former CEO’s Spending Controversy
Former president says Second Amendment advocacy group has been ‘fighting for its life’ for past six years.
Trump Highlights 2nd Amendment as Vital Amid Illegal Immigration Crisis
The Second Amendment is under attack and must be preserved if Americans are to be able to defend themselves, President Trump told an NRA gathering.
NRA Members Gather in Dallas, Promise to Continue Supporting Its Gun Rights Mission
The 153rd Annual Meeting and Exhibitions is the first in decades without Wayne LaPierre who resigned last January over allegations of financial improprieties.
Key Takeaways From the May 14 Primaries
On May 14, three states—Maryland, Nebraska, and West Virginia—held primary contests for Democrats and Republicans.
