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
The Administrative Court System Turned Their Lives Upside Down
The administrative court system, which exists in-house in regulatory agencies, wields massive power. Some of those who experienced it say it broke them.
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What’s at Stake in the Supreme Court Battle Over Hawaii’s Gun Law
The so-called ‘Vampire Law’ puts private property open to the public off limits to those carrying firearms unless the property owner gives express permission.
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NRA Foundation Denies Allegations in Parent Organization’s Lawsuit
Officials from the charitable arm of the National Rifle Association vowed to put up a vigorous defense in court.
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NRA Sues Nonprofit Arm in Alleged Power Struggle With Former Board Members
The lawsuit filed in the D.C. District Court alleges trademark infringement, unfair competition, and unauthorized diversion of charitable contributions.
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Indiana Appeals Court Finds Retroactive Application of Gun Law Constitutional
The law states that only the state may sue a firearms manufacturer or seller, undermining a 26-year-old suit by the city of Gary.
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Gun Rights and Gun Control Activists Kept Courts, Legislatures Busy in 2025
Each side anticipates the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case on whether banning certain types of semiautomatic firearms is constitutional.
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Forced Retirement Looms for Air Force General Who Pushed Back on COVID-19 Mandates
Air Force officials overturned a board recommendation to provide a fighter pilot, general, and veteran of 31 years the chance to earn a second star.
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Outgoing New York Mayor Honors Community Groups, Police for Reducing Crime
Mayor Eric Adams credits community groups in city’s Crisis Management System and confiscation of 25,000 illegal guns for the reduction in crime.
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As Church Shootings Persist, Congregations Grapple With How to Handle Security
Shane Canestra credits training, attentiveness, and professionalism of his church’s security team with preventing a mass shooting at his church in 2023.
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DOJ Sues DC Over Ban of Semi-Automatic Firearms
DOJ alleged that the Metropolitan Police Department has engaged in a ‘pattern and practice’ of banning guns that denies residents their rights.
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The Administrative Court System Turned Their Lives Upside Down
The administrative court system, which exists in-house in regulatory agencies, wields massive power. Some of those who experienced it say it broke them.
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What’s at Stake in the Supreme Court Battle Over Hawaii’s Gun Law
The so-called ‘Vampire Law’ puts private property open to the public off limits to those carrying firearms unless the property owner gives express permission.
|
NRA Foundation Denies Allegations in Parent Organization’s Lawsuit
Officials from the charitable arm of the National Rifle Association vowed to put up a vigorous defense in court.
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NRA Sues Nonprofit Arm in Alleged Power Struggle With Former Board Members
The lawsuit filed in the D.C. District Court alleges trademark infringement, unfair competition, and unauthorized diversion of charitable contributions.
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Indiana Appeals Court Finds Retroactive Application of Gun Law Constitutional
The law states that only the state may sue a firearms manufacturer or seller, undermining a 26-year-old suit by the city of Gary.
|
Gun Rights and Gun Control Activists Kept Courts, Legislatures Busy in 2025
Each side anticipates the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case on whether banning certain types of semiautomatic firearms is constitutional.
|
Forced Retirement Looms for Air Force General Who Pushed Back on COVID-19 Mandates
Air Force officials overturned a board recommendation to provide a fighter pilot, general, and veteran of 31 years the chance to earn a second star.
|
Outgoing New York Mayor Honors Community Groups, Police for Reducing Crime
Mayor Eric Adams credits community groups in city’s Crisis Management System and confiscation of 25,000 illegal guns for the reduction in crime.
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As Church Shootings Persist, Congregations Grapple With How to Handle Security
Shane Canestra credits training, attentiveness, and professionalism of his church’s security team with preventing a mass shooting at his church in 2023.
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DOJ Sues DC Over Ban of Semi-Automatic Firearms
DOJ alleged that the Metropolitan Police Department has engaged in a ‘pattern and practice’ of banning guns that denies residents their rights.
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