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The Latest Articles by Arwa Mahdawi

Is Melania the Trump campaign’s secret weapon?

She left the White House with the worst popularity rating for any first lady in history. But she could still be an asset for her husband, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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What a surprise! Free speech absolutist Elon Musk doesn’t really love free speech

The X owner is paying legal bills of people ‘unfairly treated’ over their posts while weaponizing the law to shut down his critics

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You can get a lot of great products in the US – so why do the deodorants stink?

Thankfully my mum is soon coming to visit me with a suitcase full of the best of Britain: chocolate, tea and savoury snacks, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Why you probably look much older than you think

A majority of people imagine they’re far fresher-faced than they actually are, writes Arwa Mahdawi. So should we be battling our internalised ageism and embracing the ravages of time?

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Trump selling Bibles may be desperation – but that shouldn’t cheer anyone up

Despite mockery, Trump has sold trading cards, sneakers, cologne and perfume – and manages to get the last laugh

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‘Wellness bro’ Andrew Huberman is accused of lying to women he dates. Does it matter to his millions of listeners?

The Stanford neuroscientist is highly credentialed and endearingly earnest on his popular wellness podcast, but is now facing claims against his credibility

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Can Meghan become the next Gwyneth Paltrow? Only if her products are equally bizarre

The Duchess of Sussex’s lifestyle website will sell fancy goods at fancy prices. But is she really ready to compete with Goop’s vagina candles?

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There is a perfect time to shower – and it’s not when you think

In the data-driven, optimisation-obsessed corner of the internet, everything has its optimal moment, and washing is no exception, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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As Gaza is destroyed, Israel is killing dozens of children in the West Bank

A 12-year-old Palestinian boy was shot while lighting a firework. ‘Cases like these happen quite regularly, but no one’s hearing about them,’ according to the Israeli rights group B’Tselem

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Want to get rich quick? Business influencers have some new advice – and it’s terrible

Wannabe business moguls suggest we should all outsource our work to countries where cheap labour is easily available. Sound familiar, asks Arwa Mahdawi

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My year of wellness is not going well – from accidental laxatives to heatstroke in a sauna

The attempt to boost my immune system hasn’t had the desired effects. I have been half-naked in public, and misunderstood Taylor Swift’s advice with catastrophic results. But one change has worked, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Are progressive politics the real reason why US lawmakers are spooked by Tiktok?

Lawmakers say they’re on the warpath because TikTok’s owner is a national security threat. Some users think the app has become a hub for progressive activism

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Opposing oppression is a feminist act – don’t look away from Gaza

Watching what is happening in Gaza feels almost too painful to bear sometimes, but it is important that none of us look away

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Missouri: home to child marriage, corporal punishment and sick ‘child welfare’ ideas

Missouri lawmakers – great defenders of children! – want to force teachers to register as sex offenders if they use a trans child’s preferred pronouns

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Oprah’s Ozempic brouhaha shows technology advances faster than attitudes

The talkshow host’s embrace of the weight-loss drug threatens to disrupt our persistent association of weight with morality

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If Biden loses in November, don’t blame voters who are angry over Gaza

We all know how devastating a second Trump term would be. It’s also important to understand the damage that Biden is doing by funding a plausible genocide

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The latest billionaire trend? Doomsday bunkers with a flammable moat

Is all this bunker-building a sign that the 1% know something we don’t and are preparing for end times?

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Anti-abortion extremists in the US are waging a holy war against women

Republicans aren’t content with just forcing women to give birth, they are intent on controlling all facets of reproductive healthcare, as we’re seeing in Alabama

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‘Self-empowerment and lots of spending’: our frustrating slide into Stanley cup feminism

Not long ago, nuanced, intersectional activism was in the ascendant. Why does it feel like we’ve suddenly regressed?

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Despite Republican rumours, Michelle Obama probably won’t be the next president

The murky depths of the rightwing mind have turned up conspiracies lately on Taylor Swift and the former first lady

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I tried out an Apple Vision Pro. It frightened me

The new ‘mixed-reality’ headset gave me a glimpse of the future – and I’m not sure it’s a future we should want

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Why are we still considering Nancy Pelosi a feminist icon?

The former House speaker has broken numerous barriers, but she increasingly seems like an out-of-touch reactionary

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For all his obsession with innovation, Peter Thiel has some stone-age views

The billionaire is bankrolling a pro-drugs version of the Olympics, but does he care about the whole women-having-rights thing? Nah

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John Fetterman wants us to respect his pain – even as he mocks Palestinians’

The senator is writing a book about his mental health. That’s hard to celebrate while he shrugs off the suffering of millions

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If anyone can get the US government to take deepfake porn seriously, it’s Swifties

Their collective anger over AI-generated sexually explicit images of Taylor Swift may help spur changes to federal law when it comes to deepfake porn

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