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The Latest Articles by Arwa Mahdawi

Why did Delta Air Lines tweet that the Palestinian flag is ‘terrifying’?

Thousands in Gaza are dying – but what’s really scary, apparently, is a flight attendant wearing a tiny flag pin

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Trash talk: New York City has finally discovered the wheelie bin – and it only cost $1.6m

After decades of bags lining the streets, the mayor has proudly wheeled out a McKinsey-approved trash can

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Why do politicians hate ‘the elite’ – when they are the elite?

The term has become a useful way for Trump and his fellow Republicans to rearrange the goalposts of debate. So why is the US president now sinking to that level?

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Harry is the divisive duke – and Meghan is making jam. Can the Sussexes escape their ‘flop era’?

In America, the Duke of Sussex is embroiled in a row over a sports award and the backlash seems to be growing. A lot rests on the Duchess’s new lifestyle brand

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It’s no surprise a Newsweek writer panned Taylor Swift for being single and childless

The broader context of what the magazine has become starts with political activist Josh Hammer running its opinion pages

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What do Rudy Giuliani’s Amazon purchases reveal? Appallingly bad taste – and even worse morals

The former Trump attorney is spending as much as $2,000 a month on the site. It’s a lot of cash for someone who has filed for bankruptcy

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Joe Biden is taking advice from his son, Hunter. This does not inspire confidence

The president could have made a dignified exit from the race for the White House – but his family has apparently implored him to stay put. Now he seems determined to see things through to the bitter, messy end, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Perimenopause finally gets more attention – because there’s something in it for men

Celebrities have spoken up about their experiences – and Silicon Valley types learned ovaries may hold the key to long life

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Trump v Biden in the first 2024 presidential debate: our panelists’ verdict

Trump lied while Biden struggled to mount a coherent response. Our panelists weigh in on the first presidential debate

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Biden acknowledges shaky debate performance and vows to stay in race: ‘when you get knocked down, you get back up’ – as it happened

Biden acknowledged in campaign speech that he is indeed old, but says he believes he can still beat the Trump in the November election

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Nearly 21,000 children are missing in Gaza. And there’s no end to this nightmare

The numbers that have been coming out of Gaza have been almost too shocking to comprehend

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Why are Swifties and Charli xcx fans at war? I blame Big Tech

Our digital ecosystem thrives on division in everything from politics to pop. Devoted fanbases are one result - ready to unleash hell on haters, says Arwa Mahdawi

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‘Jesus is my saviour, Trump is my president.’ Why the religious right is rooting for a convicted conman

From selling Bibles to extolling the Ten Commandments, Trump has been courting evangelicals all year. And despite his shortcomings, it is working as well as ever, says Arwa Mahdawi

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Caitlin Clark’s name has been used to push bigotry – and she finally pushed back

Clark made a bit of a wishy-washy statement, but after the shrill rightwing complaints, she should be applauded for speaking up

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How much does Renoir suck as an artist? Well, Trump’s a fan …

The tacky ex-president loves the overrated Impressionist. Personally, I can only take so many portraits of dough-faced women

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Will Elon Musk’s incessant innuendo ever catch up with him?

The companies led by the boob-obsessed billionaire have faced a number of sexual harassment lawsuits. Why do his cult-like followers still consider him a genius?

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Far-right Republicans’ latest target? No-fault divorce

If a certain subsection of Republicans get their way, obtaining a divorce in the US might soon become a lot more difficult

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Consider the plight of that poor oppressed majority: heterosexuals

A bar in Idaho has gone viral for launching a Heterosexual Awesomeness Month. Unfortunately, it’s a familiar wheeze

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I tried to solve a murder – and almost had a nervous breakdown

My true crime obsession led me to spend countless hours and thousands of dollars investigating a missing persons case. I didn’t crack it. But I nearly cracked under the pressure, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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A male birth control gel is one step closer to reality, and that’s worth celebrating

A male equivalent to the female birth control pill has not yet materialized, but a clinical trial shows encouraging results

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Maya Hawke is honest about her privilege. Why are other nepo babies so defensive?

The actor has been frank about her luck and comfort. But many celebrity children refuse to acknowledge the influence of their rich and well-connected parents, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Elon Musk is cosying up to Donald Trump. Haven’t we suffered enough?

While their huge egos have rubbed each other the wrong way in the past, they may have found common ground, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Jerry Seinfeld’s lurch to the right now includes mourning ‘dominant masculinity’

The comedian’s remarks on a podcast join his cheerleading of genocidal violence and jokes about suffering children in Gaza

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Where is Joe Biden’s fury about decapitated Palestinian babies?

Politicians parroted untrue rumors that Hamas had beheaded Israeli babies. When the children are Palestinian, they shrug

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Should we follow Lily Allen – and let our partner control our smartphone?

Allen’s husband decides the apps she is allowed to use and she decides his. It’s one of many approaches people are taking to try to ditch social media and unbreak their brains, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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