
Noor Ibrahim
Noor Ibrahim is the deputy editor at Marie Claire, where she commissions, edits, and writes features across politics, career, and money in all their modern forms. She’s always on the hunt for bold, unexpected stories about the power structures that shape women’s lives—and the audacious ways they push back. Previously, Noor was the managing editor at The Daily Beast, where she helped steer the newsroom’s signature mix of scoops, features, and breaking news. She also served as the site’s international news editor, commissioning stories from Ukraine, the Middle East, and beyond. During her tenure at The Beast, she was a regular guest panelist on France 24’s global news program The World This Week.
She got her start in journalism as an intern at Monocle magazine and ABC News, later contributing to investigative projects at HBO and The New Yorker as a researcher for Ronan Farrow. Her reporting has appeared in The Guardian, TIME, and Foreign Policy, among other outlets. Noor holds a master’s degree from Columbia Journalism School and a bachelor’s degree from Queen’s University in Canada. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband and cat, who patiently indulge her endless home decor projects. She’s always up for a Studio Ghibli movie night.
Latest articles by Noor Ibrahim
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Women Are Telling the Truth in Their OOO Messages. It’s Devastating
A national campaign is delivering a radically honest wake-up call about childcare, burnout, and life without paid leave.
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The Witches of Wall Street
A new generation of women is blending mysticism with money management—and rewriting the rules of getting rich.
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Coach Sandy Brondello Breaks Her Silence on the Offers She Turned Down for Toronto
The WNBA history-maker sets the record straight on the whirlwind between her Liberty exit and her fresh start with the Toronto Tempo.
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Women’s Issues Just Won the Election
From childcare to abortion, voters weighed in.
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The Stories Malala Yousafzai Was Most Nervous to Share in Her New Memoir
In a candid conversation ahead of the release of her new book, the activist reflects on life beyond advocacy—from her years at Oxford to falling in love and learning to live on her own terms.
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The Marie Claire “Power Player” Changing the Future of Women’s Sports
Laura Correnti is seeking to turn the momentum around women’s sports into lasting growth.
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The Mothers Taking On the Trump Administration
From birthright citizenship to healthcare bans, a wave of government policies has put families at risk. It has also galvanized a group of women to take a stand.
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Power Play Speakers on the Worst Career and Money Advice They’ve Ever Gotten
These are the myths they’ve learned to ignore.
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Courage to Pivot Takes Center Stage at Power Play
From bold career pivots to fresh financial mindsets, 'Marie Claire’s summit in Philadelphia showed that disruption isn’t an ending—it’s a beginning.
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She Sent Her Daughter to the Camp That Raised Her. Then the Flood Hit
A mother’s legacy, a daughter’s escape: When historic floods swept through Texas, one family’s beloved summer tradition turned into a race against the rising river.
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The Group Chat Powering Gavin Newsom’s TikTok
A young, anonymous team of digital staffers is quietly shaping Governor Gavin Newsom’s online persona—and taking on Trump one meme at a time.
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Who’s Tracking the ICE Raids? Two Women Who Met on TikTok
A real-time map has become a lifeline for communities across the country—and drawn the government’s eye.
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"It Really Upsets Me Seeing Kids Torn From Their Families": Women on the Frontlines of the Immigration Protests in L.A.
'Marie Claire' sent photojournalist Allison Lau to capture the women driving the fight against the Trump administration’s deportation raids.
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