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Guess what, women can vote! Is that why even hardline anti-abortion Republicans are backtracking?

In the weeks after Roe v Wade was overturned, there was a huge rush to register to vote. Now rightwing candidates are toning down their rhetoric but history tells us they can’t be trusted, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Lauren Boebert says you can study lesbian dance theory. Where do I sign up?

Rightwingers like the Colorado congresswoman love to joke about liberals and their pointless degrees. But this is one subject I could really get behind, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

For anyone with Palestinian roots like me, Netflix’s sitcom Mo is groundbreaking TV

My jaw is hanging open in disbelief! For once, we are not being demonised, dehumanised or told we don’t exist, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

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Trump’s plaything Truth Social is reportedly about to collapse. Why am I not surprised?

From Boris Johnson to Ghislaine Maxwell, there’s one thing rich people seem to have in common – they hate paying bills, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

Finland’s PM passed her drugs test – now for the rest of the world leaders

While Boris Johnson having multiple children with numerous women is dismissed as boys will be boys, a woman having fun at home with her friends is treated like an untrustworthy hedonist, writes the Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi

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Why are Tesla fanatics putting their children in the path of moving cars?

Some superfans are so determined to prove that Elon Musk’s ‘autonomous’ driving technology works that they are willing to put their kids in harm’s way, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Rather than sink Donald Trump, the FBI’s Mar-a-Lago raid could save him

Being investigated under the Espionage Act would end most people’s political aspirations. For the martyr-in-chief, this could be just the boost he needs, writes the Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi

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The ‘crying CEO’ sacked two people then posted a weeping selfie on LinkedIn. No wonder the backlash was swift

People make fools of themselves on the internet every day. But Braden Wallake’s tear-stained post on the networking site was something special, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

New documents from the Johnny Depp v Amber Heard trial have been unsealed – and things have only got uglier

Celebrities have reacted by unliking Depp’s social media post, but is public opinion really turning against him, asks Arwa Mahdawi

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I am beshwiggled and incatacipated! Why there’s nothing better than family slang

My wife uses words she swears are real, and I think are invented. But the made-up words we use at home are often the most delightful, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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I thought needing subtitles on TV just meant I was getting old. Turns out it is all the rage among the kids

Apparently four out of five viewers between 18 and 25 put subtitles on – but it is not for the reasons you might think, writes the Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi

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My living room is shaking and the noise is driving me up the wall – yes, developers have moved in next door

I was feeling smug about fleeing New York for more space in Philadelphia – until I found out about their construction laws, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Trump kids reveal dark origin stories

Don Jr. and Ivanka eulogies at Ivana Trump's funeral may explain why they turned out "extremely awful": columnist

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Springsteen tickets are going for a whopping $4,000 – what else are we paying dynamic prices for?

Fans were outraged after the cost of watching the Boss play surged. But companies are now increasingly adjusting charges based on data they have about you too, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Why are the younger Trumps so awful? Did you hear the speeches at Ivana’s funeral?

Lies, emasculation, beatings with a wooden spoon: Donald Jr and Ivanka’s childhood memories were hardly fond or heartwarming, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Got Covid but working through it? That’s nothing to boast about

Another day, another public figure insisting a deadly virus isn’t going to slow them down. Chuck Schumer, Anthony Fauci, Pete Buttigieg: give it a rest, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Elon Musk wants everyone to have big families like him – but who’s going to pay for them?

The world’s richest man won’t struggle to feed and clothe his offspring. The rest of us have to worry about childcare, medical bills, billionaires who don’t want to pay more tax …

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Worried about abortion and demonic possession? You’d make a great Republican politician

Just when you think you’ve plumbed the depths of delusion and bigotry, another stalwart of the GOP proves you wrong. Astounding work, Kristina Karamo, Scott Neely and Karianne Lisonbee, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Porch pirates have been stealing my online shopping, but now I have a secret weapon – and her name is Norma

The number of packages stolen from doorsteps has soared. Security cameras and video doorbells haven’t helped me, but then I met someone who could, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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To my wife’s annoyance I am getting obsessed with litter – is this what middle age feels like?

Philadelphia, where I live, is nicknamed Filthadelphia and I’m getting more disgusted by the day, writes Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi

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Need an abortion? Better hope you have a generous boss

It’s great that US companies are offering to reimburse employees who have to travel for a termination. But access to abortion should be a civil right, not a corporate perk, says Arwa Mahdawi

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The French are obsessed with the burkini – and it’s all getting a bit embarrassing

The world is burning and France is fixated on whether women wear long sleeves to have a swim – a furore with obvious roots in the country’s deep Islamophobia, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Palantir, the all-seeing US tech company, could soon have the data of millions of NHS patients. My response? Yikes!

You might never have heard of tech billionaire Peter Thiel’s CIA-backed analytics company. But it could know all about you if it wins a contract to manage NHS data, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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What are Bill Gates and Elon Musk feuding about this time? Who is better at saving the world

Sitting on mountains of cash doesn’t appear enough to keep these billionaires happy. They want to be worshipped for their benevolence, too, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Will anti-abortionists use ‘uterus surveillance’ against women in the US?

If, as is expected, Roe v Wade is overturned by the US supreme court, 26 states are certain or likely to ban abortion – and data tracking could mean there’s nowhere for women to hide, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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