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.

Future Of Health Insurance: When Will Obamacare Be Repealed And What Happens Next?

Some states could lose all insurance companies operating under the Affordable Care Act, industry leaders warned.

Smokeless Tobacco Recall: List Of Skoal, Copenhagen, Cope And Husky Products Affected And How To Get A Refund

U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Company issued a voluntary recall of a variety of Skoal, Copenhagen, Cope and Husky products.

Alzheimer's Disease Causes: Air Pollution Possibly Linked To Dementia

Researchers found that people who lived in areas with excessive air pollution had an increased risk for Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia.

Donald Trump Approval Rating: After Immigration Ban, Is The President's Popularity Rising Or Falling In Latest Polls?

A recent Politico/Morning Consult survey showed the president’s approval rating at 49 percent and disapproval rating at 41 percent.

Langston Hughes Quotes And Poems: Black History Month Begins With Poet's Birthday

Hughes was one of the most prominent literary figures of the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s.

Trump Immigration Update: Nike's Mark Parker Responds To Travel Order With Statement

"This is a policy we don't support."

What Does Obama Think Of Trump's Muslim Ban? Former President Opposes Immigration And Refugee Ban

"The President fundamentally disagrees with the notion of discriminating against individuals because of their faith or religion."

Heart Disease Causes: Fat Shaming Triggers Cardiovascular Problems In Overweight And Obese People

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania studied the health effects of negative stigma and weight bias on overweight research participants.

Who Is Sage Steele? ESPN Host Posts Photo About Missed Flight After Trump's Immigration Ban Protests, Causes Controversy

"So THIS is why thousands of us dragged luggage nearly 2 miles to get to LAX, but still missed our flights," she wrote in a post alongside a photo of airport protests.

Who Is Fred Korematsu? Civil Rights Activist Who Led Resistance Against Japanese Internment Camps Honored By Google Doodle

Fred Korematsu, who led the resistance against Japanese internment, would have turned 98 years old on Monday.

Heart Disease Statistics 2017: Heart Failure Rates Rise, Will Increase 46 Percent By 2030

Eight million people in the United States are expected to suffer from heart failure in the next 13 years.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un Exploits Poor People: Children Forced To Work At Expensive Ski Resort For Elite

Children as young as 11 could be seen smashing snow with makeshift wooden tools, according to a report by NBC News.

Holocaust Memorial Day 2017 Quotes: Moving Sayings To Honor Victims And Survivors On Day Of Remembrance

Friday marks the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi death camp, in 1945.

Can Pig Organs Be Used In Humans? Embryo Research Shows Animal Hybrids Could Be Used For Transplantation Surgery

Researchers reported successfully creating a pig embryo partially made up of human cells, the first step in growing human organs in animals.

Death In The US: Premature Mortality Rates Rise For Whites Due To Drug Use, Decline For Blacks And Hispanics, Study Says

A new study showed the impact of increased drug use, suicides and liver disease.

Trump GOP Retreat Live Stream: Watch President's Speech To Republicans With UK Prime Minister Theresa May

The president headed to Philadelphia Friday to address congressional Republicans and outline an agenda for the year.

Will Trump Be Impeached? Muslim Ban, Border Wall Spark Petitions To Charge President With Constitutional Violations

Within just a few days of taking office, President Donald Trump has signed numerous controversial executive orders, including one authorizing a wall to be built along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Discrimination Against Muslims In US: Human Rights Violation Charged Against Pax Assist Inc At JFK Airport

Pax Assist, Inc. allegedly denied employees time to properly observe Ramadan.

How To Lose Weight: Best Diets In 2017 Include DASH, Mediterranean And Mind Plans

The DASH diet, the Mediterranean Diet and the MIND diet ranked as the top three diets for 2017.

What's Next For Hillary Clinton? Bernie Sanders Fights Back Against Donald Trump, But Former Nominee Remains Quiet

The world has heard little from Hillary Clinton after President Donald Trump's election, in contrast to her former opponent Bernie Sanders.

Can President Trump Launch Nuclear Weapons On His Own? Officials Propose Bill Restricting Use Of Nuclear Codes For War

The Restricting First Use of Nuclear Weapons Act of 2017 would allow President Donald Trump to use nuclear weapons only if the U.S. is attacked first.

What Is An Executive Order? President Trump Signs Dakota Access Pipeline, Global Gag Rule, TPP Laws

During his first two full days in office, the president has signed a number of executive orders overturning the former administration's policy decisions.

What Will The Next Epidemic Be? World Not Prepared For Another Disease Like Ebola Or Zika, Study Finds

A leading research team claims that the world won't be prepared for the next disease outbreak "without deeper and more comprehensive change."

War On Islam: Donald Trump's Jerusalem Embassy Could Spark Conflict With Iraq, Muslim Cleric Warns

"Transferring the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem would be a public and more explicit than ever declaration of war against Islam."

What Is the Global Gag Rule? Mexico City Policy On Abortion Reinstated By President Donald Trump After Women's Rights Marches

Formally known as the Mexico City Policy, the law blocks federal funding for international charities that perform or educate about abortions.

Who Is Ed Roberts? Activist For Disability Rights Honored By Google Doodle On 78th Birthday

Ed Roberts, the co-founder of the World Institute on Disability, was featured on Google's homepage doodle Monday.

Is Kim Jong Un Preparing For War? North Korea's Nuclear Missiles Developing At 'Unprecedented Rate' Amid Trump's Defense Announcement

The reclusive country's nuclear capabilities are developing at an "unprecedented rate," South Korea’s acting president, Hwang Kyo-Ahn, said recently.