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Stewart Stogel is a veteran print/broadcast journalist whose work has appeared in Time, Newsweek, the Miami Herald, Washington Times, ABC News and NBC News. Major stories broken include the death of legendary Alabama football coach Paul "Bear" Bryant, the beginning of the U.S. invasion of Iraq (Operation Desert Storm, 1991), and the failure of the U.S./UK military to find WMD in Iraq (March 2003).
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U.N. chief promotes 'deceptive' computer

by Stewart Stogel -- NEW YORK – United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has decided to lend his name and prestige to a controversial computer project in India. In a highly publicized news more…

Bolton: Clinton out,
Kerry in at State

by Stewart Stogel -- NEW YORK – Veteran diplomat and former United Nations Ambassador John Bolton says Hillary Clinton soon will be out at the State Department and Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., more…

Bolton: GOP prepared for election recount

by Stewart Stogel -- NEW YORK – Former U.S.-U.N. Ambassador John Bolton, who led the George W. Bush efforts during the controversial Florida 2000 recount, says the Romney campaign is prepared for more…

Cleanup under way
at flooded U.N.

by Stewart Stogel -- NEW YORK – The United Nations, often relied upon to respond to worldwide disasters, found itself a victim of Hurricane Sandy. The 40-acre complex straddles the East River more…

Rice strong-arms
'no-questions' order

by Stewart Stogel -- UNITED NATIONS – More than a month after her now universally discredited comments pertaining to the reason behind the attacks on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, United more…

Bolton: Events now 'outpacing' White House

by Stewart Stogel -- UNITED NATIONS – As the 2012 presidential election enters its final weeks, foreign affairs have moved to center stage and the next White House, regardless of the occupant, more…

No apology
for Libya mistakes

by Stewart Stogel -- NEW YORK – United Nations Ambassador Susan Rice has refused to issue an apology to the families of U.S. diplomats killed in the Benghazi, Libya, attack on the more…