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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. official accused of fraud

by Stewart Stogel -- NEW YORK – A senior official in the U.N. office of Humanitarian Affairs has been accused of fraud by the Israeli government. America's ambassador to the U.N., Susan more…

U.S. frets about N. Korea in Mideast

by Stewart Stogel -- NEW YORK – The United Nations Security Council holds a special ministerial meeting on the crisis in the Middle East this week, and one topic overshadowing the gathering more…

Israel shelves Iran military option

by Stewart Stogel -- NEW YORK – Ron Prosor, Israel's ambassador to the United Nations says Jerusalem believes diplomacy is the preferred course to resolve the current nuclear standoff with Iran. "We more…

British-Argentina nuclear fears real

by Stewart Stogel -- (UNITED NATIONS) – Nuclear fears between the United Kingdom and Argentina are real, according to a White House source. The source? President Ronald Reagan, who once worried about more…

Obama embarrassed by 'Arab Winter' blunder

by Stewart Stogel -- NEW YORK – The civil war in Syria has highlighted serious pitfalls for the Obama administration, especially at the United Nations in New York. In a rare Saturday more…