Anna Gordon

Gordon was a reporter for TIME, based in the London bureau.

Recent Articles

White House Fights to Lower Drug Prices

Drug companies use tax-payer money to develop drugs and sell them at high prices. The White House says it’s going to make this stop.

By Anna Gordon

Ukraine Aid From U.S. Congress Under Threat After Failed Senate Vote

Republicans in the Senate voted unanimously to block an emergency spending bill that would have provided $110.5 billion to Ukraine, Israel and other security needs.

By Anna Gordon

McDonald's Will Trial New Coffee Shop-Style Chain in the U.S.

McDonald's is set to open its first coffee themed shop in Bolingbrook, Illinois, with the goal of expanding its market.

By Anna Gordon

U.K.'s Former PM Boris Johnson Apologizes at COVID-19 Inquiry

Former U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson was sworn in to give evidence in front of the COVID-19 Inquiry panel.

By Anna Gordon

Nigeria Investigating 85 Drone Deaths

The tragedy occurred while worshippers were celebrating a Muslim holiday.

By Armani Syed and Anna Gordon

YouTuber Goes to Prison for Crashing Plane

The original video by American snowboarder and extreme sports athlete Trevor Jacob is still on YouTube. Nobody was harmed.

By Anna Gordon

Putin to Visit Saudi Arabia and UAE

The trip reflects the isolated Russian leader's attempts to increase his country's influence in the Middle East.

By Anna Gordon

Israel's Gaza Operation Expands to South

Many Gazans who fled the North are being asked to flee a second time.

By Armani Syed and Anna Gordon

Spotify to Axe 1,500 Jobs

The cuts amount to 17% of the streaming giant's workforce and comes after it reported a €65 million profit in Q3.

By Anna Gordon

Finland Closes Last Crossing With Russia

Finland is accusing Russia of purposefully encouraging asylum seekers to cross into Finland.

By Anna Gordon

The Elgin Marbles: What to Know

The U.K. is under increased scrutiny over the disputed ancient Greek Parthenon sculptures. Here’s what you need to know.

By Chad de Guzman and Anna Gordon

The U.S. Virgin Islands Is in a State of Emergency

The president has declared a state of emergency over alarming data regarding lead in the territory's water supply.

By Anna Gordon

Blinken's Grimacing Reaction to Biden Calling Xi a 'Dictator'

A fresh camera angle shows Secretary of State Antony Blinken visibly grimacing as Biden calls Xi a "dictator."

By Anna Gordon

Why Fred Swaniker Is All In on Education

Swaniker has dedicated himself to building new programs that could develop students' unrealized talent—and, in doing so, help to drive change for their communities.

By Anna Gordon

Here's What To Know About The U.K.'s Gaza Ceasefire Vote

All eyes were on the House of Commons as the Scottish National Party (SNP) proposed a motion for a vote calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

By Anna Gordon and Olivia-Anne Cleary

How War in the Middle East Got the British Home Secretary Fired

Suella Braverman was fired after making divisive comments about pro-Palestine protesters.

By Anna Gordon

What Israelis Think of War With Hamas

New polls give insight into how Israelis view the hostage crisis, the use of force in Gaza, and their leadership.

By Anna Gordon

What a Ground Offensive in Gaza City Will Look Like

Experts say a bloodier phase of the Israel-Hamas war is approaching as Israel encircles Gaza City and prepares to enter it.

By Anna Gordon

U.S. Capitol Police Clash With Gaza Ceasefire Protesters

Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters took to streets across the U.S. on Nov. 4, calling for a Gaza ceasefire amid the Israel-Hamas war.

By Mallory Moench and Anna Gordon

AI Safety Summit Puts U.S.-China Relations in Spotlight

China's involvement in the U.K. AI Safety Summit this week was significant, but questions about cooperation with the U.S. remain.

By Will Henshall and Anna Gordon
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