Latest articles by Noor Ibrahim
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These Women Will Change the Way You See HawaiʻiAcross Oʻahu and Maui, three women are helping visitors look beyond the view and pay closer attention to the culture, history, and land around them.
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‘Power Play’ Serves Up a Night of Tennis, Diamonds, and Big PlansOur Power Play dinner series arrived at the U.S. Open to celebrate the women who run the game, on and off the court.
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We Asked Women to Share Private Texts, Searches, and Notes From Their Darkest Postpartum DaysA candid look at a side of new motherhood that often remains hidden.
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Ask This Influencer What Your Boss Really Thinks. You May Regret ItColleen Bordeaux went viral telling people how their managers actually view them. Fair warning: you’re not going to love all of it.
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Haley Carter Will Never Play It SafeFrom the Marine Corps to the NWSL, she’s made a habit of choosing the harder road—even when it meant walking away from a championship team.
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The Congresswomen’s PactFor the first time, twelve congresswomen reveal how they’re banding together after the Trump administration came for one of their own: Rep. LaMonica McIver.
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The ICE-Chasing Soccer MomHow Angelica Vargas started tailing federal agents across Southern California—and became one of TikTok’s most unlikely folk heroes.
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Wendy McMahon Isn’t Done Making NewsThe former CBS News chief opens up about her sudden departure from one of legacy media’s top positions.
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These Social Media Stars Are the Firearm Industry’s Most Powerful WeaponCall it the “gunfluencer” effect.
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Nancy Pelosi’s Parting Message to Women in This Political “Freak Show”The first woman Speaker gets candid about her decades in power and what she’s leaving behind.
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The Woman Who Took On the Biggest Scandal in American SportsUSA Gymnastics President Li Li Leung shares why she stepped into a role many warned her to avoid.
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Women Are Telling the Truth in Their OOO Messages. It’s DevastatingA 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 StreetA 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 TorontoThe 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 ElectionFrom childcare to abortion, voters weighed in.
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The Stories Malala Yousafzai Was Most Nervous to Share in Her New MemoirIn 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 SportsLaura Correnti is seeking to turn the momentum around women’s sports into lasting growth.
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The Mothers Taking On the Trump AdministrationFrom 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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Courage to Pivot Takes Center Stage at Power PlayFrom 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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At Power Play, Women Lead TogetherFrom caregiving to equity in sports, Marie Claire’s Power Play summit proved that leadership thrives on connection.
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She Sent Her Daughter to the Camp That Raised Her. Then the Flood HitA 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 TikTokA 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 TikTokA 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.
