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
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.
Canada Banned Certain Guns, Can’t Figure Out How to Collect Them
Opposition leader in the Senate criticized the plan, which has cost $67 million so far without buying one gun. Public Safety Canada says the plan is on track.
Biden Signs 3D-Printed Gun Crackdown, School Shooter Drill Executive Order
Second Amendment advocacy groups dismissed the order as campaign rhetoric.
Justice Department’s Gun Violence Prevention Plan Widens Background Checks, Boosts Red Flag Programs
The plan aims to help law enforcement agencies share criminal and mental health history of people under 21 through the FBI’s background check system.
Feds Join With 3D Printing Industry to Stop Illegal Machine Gun Conversion Devices
ATF Director Steven Dettelbach said the incidents of police finding machine gun conversion devices has increased 570 percent.
A SWAT Team Destroyed Their Home, Now This Family Is Going to the Supreme Court
The Baker family was about to sell their property when a criminal hid in their home. They were not prepared for what came next.
Maryland and DC Attorneys General Sue Gun Stores Over Alleged Straw Purchases
Gun dealers deny allegations of illegal sales saying all firearms transactions are reported to the Maryland State Police as required by law.
American Workers Talk About What Drives Them
From a tree trimmer to a pastor to a physician, people from around the country share what keeps them on the job.
Wait Periods for Gun Purchases Make Comeback After 2022 Supreme Court Decision
So far, courts have upheld the laws that proponents say save lives and opponents say violate their Second Amendment rights under the Constitution.
