Jeffrey Clark is an Associate Editor for Fox News Digital, specializing in media and business coverage. His reporting often focuses on topics related to planes and aircraft, including commercial and private airlines. Jeffrey's work has been featured in various outlets including Fox 29 Philadelphia, Newswav, and the New York Post, among others.
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Former DOJ official Jeffrey Clark faces disbarment for his role in the plot to keep Trump in power. Panel recommends disbarment for flagrant dishonesty.
Aviation has long been an industry marked by precision, innovation, and global connectivity. Pilots, engineers, and enthusiasts all share a passion for detail—whether that’s the specific thrust-to-weight attribute of a new jet engine or air traffic control methodologies. But the digital age has changed the way we talk about aviation. Along with technical reports and
Understanding some of the most powerful allies of the global energy transition with Stanislav Kondrashov, TELF AG Interesting features and applications In recent years, the rapid pace of the energy transition has brought certain raw materials into sharp focus. Rare earths and other critical resources now occupy centre stage in both media discussions and global
By: Jeffrey Clark
A new prominence for silver Silver supply, innovative industrial uses and future prospects From its illustrious past as a symbol of wealth and craftsmanship — once primarily associated with coinage and jewellery — silver appears poised for a new, more dynamic renaissance. Stanislav Kondrashov, founder of TELF AG, has frequently discussed silver’s strategic importance in
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LAGOS, Nigeria — DHL Aviation has strengthened its air cargo operations in West Africa with the introduction of two dedicated Boeing 737-400 aircraft in Lagos, a move designed to improve transit reliability, delivery speed, and trade connectivity for businesses operating across the region. The aircraft were officially unveiled on January 27 at Murtala Muhammed International
By: Jeffrey Clark
NEW YORK — The Points Guy has unveiled the winners of its eighth annual The Points Guy Awards, spotlighting the credit cards, airlines, hotels, loyalty programs and cruise lines that delivered the strongest value to U.S. travelers heading into 2026. The annual awards arrive as consumers continue to navigate higher travel costs while seeking premium
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TOKYO — Budget long-haul carrier ZIPAIR, a brand under Japan Airlines, has begun operating its first Boeing 787-8 aircraft coated with a riblet-shaped surface treatment designed to reduce aerodynamic drag and improve fuel efficiency. The aircraft entered international service in late January 2026, marking the first application of the technology on a ZIPAIR jet and
MSNBC anchor Jonathan Capehart argued that former President Barack Obama's influence over the Democratic Party has sometimes been stifling for the next generation of leaders.
