Dana Lewis serves as a foreign correspondent for FOX News Channel (FNC) based in Moscow. Most recently, Lewis provided on-site coverage of the crisis in the Middle East. He also covered the hotel suicide bombings in Amman, Jordan and updates in the wake of the London terrorist attacks. He provided extensive coverage of the Iraqi elections from Baghdad and was previously embedded with the 101st Airborne there. In addition, he has reported on the death of Yasser Arafat from Paris and the Beslan school hostage siege in Russia.

Prior to joining FNC, Lewis was a correspondent for "NBC Nightly News." Additionally, he was a Middle East bureau chief, correspondent and national news anchor for CTV News Canada; a parliamentary reporter and host for CBC News Canada; and a crime reporter for CFTR/CHFI Radio in Toronto.

Lewis has earned several awards throughout his career including Overseas Press Club awards for coverage of the war in Kosovo and the Kursk submarine disaster in Russia. He was nominated for an Emmy Award and has also received various RTNDA awards for spot news coverage.

A graduate of York University and the Fanshawe College Broadcast Journalism program, Lewis was born in Toronto, Canada.