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PayPal and Venmo’s anti-terrorism regulations are causing headaches for average businesses

You are always at the mercy of PayPal and Venmo.

On by Elisa Shoenberger

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Where the Arab world goes to find the dankest memes

‘Arab people love to laugh.’

On by Matt Silverman, chris boylan

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YouTube prankster Adam Saleh claims Delta kicked him off flight for speaking Arabic

He claims he and his friend were removed because the language made other passengers uncomfortable.

On by Jaya Saxena

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Trans activist exposes violent Arabic threats on Twitter

A Kuwaiti man shows how intense the anti-LGBT climate is across the Middle East.

On by Mary Emily O’Hara

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Arabic hashtag shows global solidarity on Transgender Day of Visibility

Yes, there are trans people in the Middle East.

On by Mary Emily O’Hara

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Lindsay Lohan thought the Arabic word for ‘donkey’ meant ‘beautiful’

Did they not give girl an Arabic-English dictionary on the set of ‘The Parent Trap’?

On by EJ Dickson

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U.S. Embassy criticizes Muslim Brotherhood for conflicting tweets

The English and Arabic Twitter accounts of Egypt’s ruling party had very different messages about recent attacks on the U.S. Embassy in Cairo.

On by Kevin Collier

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Twitter begins adding Arabic support

First step: Recruiting volunteers to translate the site’s user interface.

On by Fernando Alfonso III

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Twitter in Arabic: “Top priority”

Twitter’s hundreds of thousands of users in the Arab world will have to wait a little longer.

On by Owen Thomas

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Twitter adds four more languages—but not Arabic

Danish, Finnish, Polish, and Norwegian are now on Twitter’s menu.

On by Fernando Alfonso III

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New study: Most of Twitter doesn’t speak English

Less than 4 in 10 tweets are written in English now. Arabic is the fastest-growing language lately.

On by Fernando Alfonso III

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