Clark previously was a reporter with McClatchy, covering coal, Kentucky and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.). She also covered the White House for McClatchy, writing about clashes over taxes and spending, energy and climate change and health care. She's reported from Saudi Arabia, Israel, Jordan, Russia, Mexico, Japan, Kenya and Cuba.
A graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Clark also worked at the Miami Herald, writing about opposition to offshore oil drilling and efforts to restore the Everglades.
An influential advisory board that reports to Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette said yesterday the department does a poor job promoting itself and is recommending a chief marketing officer to better make its case.
Exxon Mobil Corp. took to Twitter last night to rebut suggestions it talked to President Trump about a campaign donation after the president told his supporters he could easily outraise Joe Biden by calling in favors from corporations.
President Trump has added a false claim to his pitch to "suburban women" — maintaining that his administration already has delivered on his promises to speed up dishwashers and improve sinks and showers.
A Department of Energy advisory board is operating "in secret" and unlawfully promoting the coal industry, conservationists charged in a lawsuit filed yesterday.
A Department of Energy effort that could address President Trump's complaint that U.S. showers don't provide enough pressure for him to wash his hair is drawing opposition from a key sector: companies that manufacture and sell showerheads.