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
Denver Leaders Reject Justice Department’s Demand That City Repeal ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban
The DOJ sent a letter threatening to sue the city if it does not repeal the ban and declare it unconstitutional.
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Chinese Nationals Among 51 Indicted Over Marijuana Grow Operations in Oklahoma
Up to 85 percent of the illegal grow facilities in Oklahoma have ties to Chinese organized crime, a spokesman for the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics said.
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DOJ Approves Firing Squads for Federal Death Penalty Cases
The department readopts the lethal injection protocol used during the first Trump administration and expands it to include additional measures.
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DOJ Charges 2 Chinese Nationals Who Allegedly Ran Overseas Scam Centers Targeting Americans
Officials say crypto fraud, cyberscams, and human trafficking are being committed on an ‘industrial’ scale and costing Americans billions in lost savings.
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Amid Sky-High Concert Tickets, Tribute Bands See Boom
Tribute bands say they love making a living as musicians while meeting demand for music by artists whose ticket prices put them out of reach for many fans.
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Virginia Passes Gun Control Policies
Virginia Democrats passed more than a dozen new gun laws in the first General Assembly of Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s first term.
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Virginia Governor Pushes Amendments on Gun Legislation Amid DOJ Warning
Gov. Abigail Spanberger said gun prohibitions, other new gun laws are to enhance public safety, not restrict Second Amendment rights.
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Virginia Governor Signs Law Banning ‘Ghost Guns’
Democrats sent Gov. Abigail Spanberger more than two dozen such bills after the state General Assembly’s regular session ended on March 24.
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How American Teenagers Are Targeted in ‘Sextortion’ Scams, Sometimes With Deadly Consequences
Those who follow the trending online crime say social media platforms can and must do more. But ultimately, the best prevention begins at home.
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DOJ to Surge Investigators to Aid Tribal Agencies With Unsolved Cases
The program focuses on solving crimes against women and children and reducing levels of violent crime in tribal nations.
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Denver Leaders Reject Justice Department’s Demand That City Repeal ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban
The DOJ sent a letter threatening to sue the city if it does not repeal the ban and declare it unconstitutional.
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Chinese Nationals Among 51 Indicted Over Marijuana Grow Operations in Oklahoma
Up to 85 percent of the illegal grow facilities in Oklahoma have ties to Chinese organized crime, a spokesman for the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics said.
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DOJ Approves Firing Squads for Federal Death Penalty Cases
The department readopts the lethal injection protocol used during the first Trump administration and expands it to include additional measures.
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DOJ Charges 2 Chinese Nationals Who Allegedly Ran Overseas Scam Centers Targeting Americans
Officials say crypto fraud, cyberscams, and human trafficking are being committed on an ‘industrial’ scale and costing Americans billions in lost savings.
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Amid Sky-High Concert Tickets, Tribute Bands See Boom
Tribute bands say they love making a living as musicians while meeting demand for music by artists whose ticket prices put them out of reach for many fans.
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Virginia Passes Gun Control Policies
Virginia Democrats passed more than a dozen new gun laws in the first General Assembly of Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s first term.
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Virginia Governor Pushes Amendments on Gun Legislation Amid DOJ Warning
Gov. Abigail Spanberger said gun prohibitions, other new gun laws are to enhance public safety, not restrict Second Amendment rights.
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Virginia Governor Signs Law Banning ‘Ghost Guns’
Democrats sent Gov. Abigail Spanberger more than two dozen such bills after the state General Assembly’s regular session ended on March 24.
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How American Teenagers Are Targeted in ‘Sextortion’ Scams, Sometimes With Deadly Consequences
Those who follow the trending online crime say social media platforms can and must do more. But ultimately, the best prevention begins at home.
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DOJ to Surge Investigators to Aid Tribal Agencies With Unsolved Cases
The program focuses on solving crimes against women and children and reducing levels of violent crime in tribal nations.
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