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 their cat, Taki. At home, she unwinds with home decor projects and her favorite Studio Ghibli films. You can follow her on X.
