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
Guns Stolen From Cars Jumped 31 Percent Between 2018 and 2022: Report
Second Amendment advocates say gun-free zones are the reason for increased auto burglaries. Critics says data is not adequate to support that claim.
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DOJ Proposes Restoration of 2nd Amendment Rights for Some Convicted Felons
Gun control groups say the proposed rule would allow violent criminals, domestic abusers, and other felons to rearm themselves.
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Texas Republicans Eye Picking Up 5 Seats in Redistricting Effort
Democrats accuse GOP of politicizing the recent floods. Trump says plan could increase Republican House contingent by five seats.
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Attorney General Issues Memo Outlining Next Steps in Making English Official Language in US
Attorney General Pam Bondi’s memo states that Title VI of the Civil Rights Act does not treat language as an immutable characteristic.
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For Some Americans, REAL ID Raises Privacy Concerns
Several state-level politicians are calling for their states to backtrack on the system.
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Gun Rights Groups Sue to Challenge National Firearms Act After Taxes Lifted in ‘Big Beautiful Bill’
The move comes amid concerns NFA could be used as firearms registry. Critics say loss of $200 firearms tax a ‘golden gift to gun industry CEOs.’
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Homeowners Worried About Chemicals Being Spread in Sewage Fertilizer
Biosolids are sold as nutrient-rich fertilizer, but the Environmental Protection Agency and public health activists say hazardous chemicals are in the mix.
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35 Motivational Quotes From American Military Leaders
Inspiring wisdom on virtue, courage, and leadership
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Choctaw Nation Honors Code Talkers Who Helped Turn the Tide in WWI
Sculpture honors soldiers who used Native American languages to confound German intelligence efforts.
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A Semi-Automatic Rifle Ban or Not? In Colorado, It Depends Who You Ask
Colorado’s statute requires semiautomatic rifles and pistols to have fixed magazines that comply with the state’s ban on so-called large-capacity magazines.
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Guns Stolen From Cars Jumped 31 Percent Between 2018 and 2022: Report
Second Amendment advocates say gun-free zones are the reason for increased auto burglaries. Critics says data is not adequate to support that claim.
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DOJ Proposes Restoration of 2nd Amendment Rights for Some Convicted Felons
Gun control groups say the proposed rule would allow violent criminals, domestic abusers, and other felons to rearm themselves.
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Texas Republicans Eye Picking Up 5 Seats in Redistricting Effort
Democrats accuse GOP of politicizing the recent floods. Trump says plan could increase Republican House contingent by five seats.
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Attorney General Issues Memo Outlining Next Steps in Making English Official Language in US
Attorney General Pam Bondi’s memo states that Title VI of the Civil Rights Act does not treat language as an immutable characteristic.
|
For Some Americans, REAL ID Raises Privacy Concerns
Several state-level politicians are calling for their states to backtrack on the system.
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Gun Rights Groups Sue to Challenge National Firearms Act After Taxes Lifted in ‘Big Beautiful Bill’
The move comes amid concerns NFA could be used as firearms registry. Critics say loss of $200 firearms tax a ‘golden gift to gun industry CEOs.’
|
Homeowners Worried About Chemicals Being Spread in Sewage Fertilizer
Biosolids are sold as nutrient-rich fertilizer, but the Environmental Protection Agency and public health activists say hazardous chemicals are in the mix.
|
35 Motivational Quotes From American Military Leaders
Inspiring wisdom on virtue, courage, and leadership
|
Choctaw Nation Honors Code Talkers Who Helped Turn the Tide in WWI
Sculpture honors soldiers who used Native American languages to confound German intelligence efforts.
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A Semi-Automatic Rifle Ban or Not? In Colorado, It Depends Who You Ask
Colorado’s statute requires semiautomatic rifles and pistols to have fixed magazines that comply with the state’s ban on so-called large-capacity magazines.
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