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.

United Airlines Memes And Gifs Go Viral After Video Of Passenger Being Removed

Social media users mocked the company following viral video of aviation security officers forcibly removing a passenger from a plane.

United Airlines Controversy: Read Full CEO Response To Employees Blaming Plane Passenger

CEO Oscar Munoz called the passenger "disruptive and belligerent" and said he left crew "no choice but to call officers to assist in removing" him.

Carbon Emissions Cut In US By Slashing Coal, Warm Weather

A combination of less coal and warm weather contributed to the reduction in carbon emissions from the nation's energy sector.

Shooting At Elementary School In San Bernardino Injuries, Live Updates

In an apparent murder-suicide at the North Park Elementary School in San Bernardino, California, two adults and one student died Monday.

Elizabeth Thomas Tad Cummins Update: Court Hearing For Witnesses Scheduled

Her father requested the deposition of any witnesses who might have information that could help him find his daughter.

Where Is Casey Anthony Now? Murder Trial Timeline Of Florida Mother

Anthony was acquitted of murdering her 2-year-old daughter in 2011, but the "world's most hated mom" is still capturing the public's attention.

Casey Anthony 'Murder' Documentary Mocked By Twitter Users

People were not pleased with the decision to air a documentary about "the most hated mother in the world."

A Portrait Of Melania Trump: What The First Lady Is Like Behind Closed Doors

"She was so impeccable in her manners, in the way she spoke to people and she was so charming," said former Vogue editor Andre Leon Talley.

Bernie Sanders Slams Trump's Airstrike On Syria

The Vermont senator said the administration should provide ample reason for the military move.

What Causes Gluten Intolerance? Celiac Disease Linked To Virus

Celiac disease could be triggered by reovirus, an intestinal virus that affects babies.

Sea Turtle Camera Video Shows Leatherback's Journey Through Ocean

Researchers hope the "TurtleCam" will help them to understand why leatherbacks get tangled in fishing line so often.

Reebok Cotton And Corn Sneakers Are Made Entirely From Plants

The "Cotton + Corn" collection will hit markets sometime later this year.

Apes, Like Humans, Can Tell When People Are Wrong

Orangutans, chimpanzees and bonobos were able to help people when they witnessed them making an incorrect decision, researchers said.

Arctic Ocean In Serious Danger As Sea Ice Melts, Needs Better Protection

Rapidly melting sea ice in the region has made it increasingly vulnerable to oil exploration, industrial fishing and other human activity.

Heroin In The US: Major New York Drug Ring Busted On Long Island

A nine-month investigation led to the arrest and indictment of 36 people.

World's Most Expensive Jewel, The Pink Star Diamond, Sold For $71.2M

The plum-sized Pink Star diamond was the largest internally flawless, fancy vivid pink diamond ever found.

What Is Sarin? Chemical Attack In Syria Used Nazi Nerve Gas

Sarin, a toxic nerve gas, is among the most deadly and fast-acting chemical agents.

Who Is Susan Rice? Obama Official 'Unmasked' Trump Associates In Surveillance Controversy

"It is absolutely false that Obama officials used intelligence for political purposes," the former national security adviser said in a Tuesday interview.