Juliana Rose Pignataro

Managing Editor, Newsweek Next

Juliana Pignataro is the Managing Editor of Newsweek Next, part of both the digital and print versions of Newsweek magazine. She previously led the breaking news/national news team at Newsweek. She joined IBT.com as a reporter in 2016 before moving to Newsweek in 2018. Juliana graduated from the Newhouse School at Syracuse University in 2013 with a degree in broadcast and digital journalism. Prior to joining Newsweek, she worked at the Major League Baseball Network where she won two Emmy Awards as a broadcast associate.

Newsweek Next focuses on the world in the immediate future by looking at mobility, blockchain, healthcare, and a vast array of other sectors. Email Juliana at j.pignataro@newsweek.com.

  
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 Amber Alert Issued for Wisconsin Teen Angel Tomow was described as 5 feet tall and 100 pounds, with long black hair and brown eyes.
  
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 Car Found in Search For Missing Texas Pair Michael Swearingin, 32, and Jenna Scott, 28, were last heard from on Friday.
  
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 Winter Weather Map: Where is Snow Expected? Parts of the Northeast could see significant snow in the coming days.
  
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 Man Charged in Campground Shooting of Cali Scientist Tristan Beaudette was camping with his young daughters in June when he was shot and killed.
  
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 Family of Five Killed in Crash Returning From Vacation A pickup truck driving the wrong way on 1-75 struck the Abbas's car as they were returning from a family trip.
  
 World
 Tropical Cyclone Mona Heads Toward Fiji Tropical Cyclone Mona was tracking through the Pacific Ocean toward Fiji.
  
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 Fire in Mclean, Virginia, Destroys Mansion Part of the home collapsed from the flames, firefighters said.
  
 World
 Man Dies After Taking Selfie on Cliffs of Moher A recent study reported 259 deaths from taking selfies from 2011 to 2017.
  
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 Missing Girl Jayme Closs’s Story to Travel Across US Thirteen-year-old Jayme Closs was reported missing in October, after police found both her parents shot to death inside their home.
  
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 Man Shoots Sleeping Baby While Taking Selfie Another man reportedly tried to wrest the gun away when it fired and went through a wall into a living room next door.
  
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 Teenager Accidentally Shoots, Kills Friend “He was only 15-years old, with a whole lot of life left ahead of him."
  
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 Schools To Be Closed Due To Winter Storm Diego Hundreds of thousands remained without power in the region, prompting many schools to cancel classes on Monday.
  
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 Mandatory Evacuations Issued In California Due to Flood Parts of California burned by this summer’s Holy Fire were ordered to evacuate on Thursday after severe rain hit the region.
  
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 Anchorage, Alaska, Hit By Earthquake The quake struck about nine miles away from the largest city in the state.
  
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 Marine Planes Crash Off Japan Coast The aircraft were identified as a KC-130—a plane involved in aerial refueling—and an F/A-18 Hornet—a twin engine fighter jet.
  
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 Florida Woman Killed in Costa Rica: What We Know The body of Carla Stefaniak was found near the Airbnb she was staying at in Costa Rica.
  
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 Possible Active Shooter at Bakersfield Hospital The Kern County Fire Department confirmed that a potential active shooter at the facility was reported.
  
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 3-Year-Old Boy Shoots, Kills 4-Year-Old Sister The boy reportedly found the gun unsecured inside the home.
  
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 Rochester Amber Alert Canceled, Girl Found Police said the 14-year-old was "recovered safely."
  
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 Texas Teen Vanishes After Going For Jog Jared Charpellat left his house to go for a jog but never returned.
  
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 Body Found Near Costa Rica Airbnb After Woman Vanishes Carla Stefaniak was reported missing after she failed to show up for her flight back to Florida.
  
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 Former President George H.W. Bush Dies At 93 The former president's death came seven months after his wife of 73 years, Barbara Bush, passed away.
  
 Business
 Chick-fil-A Customers Love More than the Waffle Fries "Hey, you left your money here." Whole corners of the Internet are devoted to stories about Chick-fil-A's feats of service.
  
 Business
 Companies That Customers Love to Recommend Chick-fil-A, Publix, Cracker Barrel, Lands' End: Meet the companies that consumers were most likely to recommend to friends and family.
  
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 New Wildfire Erupts in Simi Valley, California Yet another fire erupted in California on Monday.
  
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 Sean Hannity: Democrats Winning House is Meaningless Hannity dubbed Election Night a "massive win" for President Donald Trump.
  
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 Kim Davis Voted Out As Kentucky County Clerk Davis, a Republican, spent five days behind bars in 2015 for refusing to issue the licenses.
  
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 Georgia Plagued By Election Issues Some voters reported waiting hours to cast a ballot.
  
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 Fox News Host Calls Don Lemon Racist, Hypocrite, Idiot "Quite the accomplishment."
  
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 Ted Cruz Tweets Zodiac Killer Image in Halloween Tweet Conspiracy theorists and internet pranksters have linked Cruz to the infamous serial killer for a few years.
  
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 Reid: Plan to End Birthright Citizenship Was 'Mistake' In 1993, Reid said "no sane country" would grant birthright citizenship.
  
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 Trump: Ryan Knows Nothing About Birthright Citizenship “Paul Ryan should be focusing on holding the Majority rather than giving his opinions on Birthright Citizenship.”