Juliana Rose Pignataro

Managing Editor, Breaking News

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Juliana joined IBT as a breaking news and science reporter in September 2016. She hails from Long Island and is a graduate of the Newhouse School at Syracuse University. She has covered a variety of topics for different outlets including the Syracuse Post-Standard and spent some time as a television reporter. She can usually be found exploring New York City or reading her latest favorite book. Email her at j.pignataro@newsweekgroup.com.

Illegal Alcohol Seized At Mexico Resort Where Tourist Mysteriously Died

More than 10,000 gallons of illicit alcohol were taken.

Millennials Can’t Afford Homes Because Of Bachelor Parties, Weddings, Study Says

Move over avocado toast — this time, bachelor parties are to blame.

WATCH: Elephants Rescue 500 People Trapped By Flood In Nepal

Hundreds of people were trapped after heavy rains and landslides battered Nepal Monday.

Convicted Killer Instagrams Selfie From Prison, Investigators Flummoxed

Jeffrey Hazelwood managed to post a selfie from behind bars at Baldwinsville State Prison in Georgia.

Who Is Brooke ‘Skylar’ Richardson, Teen Mom Accused Of Killing Baby?

The 19-year-old remained out on $50,000 bail.

Humpback Whale Impaled On Bow Of Cruise Ship

What appeared to be a juvenile humpback whale was stuck to the ship's bow as it pulled into port in Alaska.

Investment Banker Arrested After Jogger Pushes Woman Into Traffic

Eric Bellquist said he was in the United States at the time of the incident.

Norovirus Outbreak On Cruise Ship Sickens 91 Passengers

It was the fourth time this year the ship had an outbreak of the highly contagious stomach infection.

Cruise Passengers Warned Of Pirates Before Ship's Blackout

The Sea Princess imposed a 10-day black out in response to the threat of piracy in the Indian Ocean.

Shark Bites 10-Year-Old On South Carolina Beach

The young boy said he initially thought he'd stepped on a crab.

Northwestern Professor Arrested For Murder, Blew Kisses At Court Hearing

Wyndham Lathem, 42, gave himself up after a nationwide manhunt.

Atlanta Gym Refuses To Serve Police Officers, Military Members

"We've had an explicitly stated 'no cop' policy since we opened," the gym's owner said.

WATCH: 6 Foot Boa Constrictor Found Living In Family Attic For Years

The homeowner apparently thought the sounds were coming from rats.

VIDEO: Man Found Nailed To A Tree In New Mexico

Jose Duran told police two men came after him because he was involved in a real-estate deal gone wrong.

Conrad Roy's Family Breaks Silence After Michelle Carter's Sentencing

"I was just sick... just sick," Roy's cousin said.

Child Sex Texts On Plane Lead To Arrest Of Man And Woman

A man was spotted by a fellow passenger using extremely large text to discuss a child-sex scheme.

Amanda Knox Says Michelle Carter Needs Sympathy After 'Wrongful Conviction'

Knox said holding Carter accountable for her boyfriend's death encourages her to harm herself.

Trump’s Merit-Based Immigration System Echoes Australia, Canada Policy

The proposed plan for the U.S. was slammed by critics — but similar point systems already exist in Canada, Australia and other nations.

Passenger Attacks Flight Attendant, Plane Forced To Turn Back

The flight attendant had to be taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries.

Sunbathers Killed As Plane Makes Emergency Landing On Crowded Portugal Beach

A man and an 8-year-old girl were killed when the plane struck them.

Michelle Carter Set To Be Sentenced For Encouraging Conrad Roy’s Suicide

Carter's father is pleading for leniency, while Roy's aunt said she should be sentenced to 20 years behind bars.

Northwestern Professor, Oxford Employee Wanted For Murder, Considered Armed And Dangerous

Wyndham Lathem and Andrew Warren are considered armed and dangerous.

What Happened To Flight MH370? Company Offers To Resume Search For Plane

The United States-based company offered to undertake the operation free of charge.

California Father Aramazd Andressian Pleads Guilty To 5-Year-Old Son’s Murder

The young boy's remains were found in June after he was missing for more than two months.

Young Europeans Aim To Stop Migrant Influx, ‘Defend Europe’

Armed only with a small boat, the leaders of “Defend Europe” argue that rescue organizations are inadvertently aiding human trafficking, and they want the Mediterranean migration route closed.