Anna Gordon

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

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European King Pokes Fun at Kate Middleton Photo-Editing Saga

King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands made a quip about the Kate Middleton photo-editing saga when greeting members of the public.

By Anna Gordon

Trader Joe's Mini Tote Bags Are TikTok's Newest Obsession

The canvas bags, which retail for $2.99, are now being resold elsewhere online for hundreds of dollars.

By Anna Gordon

the Law That Could Get TikTok Banned in the U.S.

President Joe Biden signed into law on April 24 a bill that could ban TikTok in the U.S.

By Anna Gordon , Solcyré Burga and Mallory Moench

Prince Harry Loses Legal Challenge Against Home Office. What to Know

Prince Harry has lost a challenge against the British government regarding a 2020 decision to downgrade his level of personal security.

By Anna Gordon

Russia Jails Oleg Orlov for Ukraine War Criticism

Orlov, co-chair of rights group Memorial, was sentenced for “discrediting" the Russian army in an article for French media.

By Anna Gordon

Israel Accused of Blocking Aid to Gaza

In the month since the order was issued, the average number of aid trucks entering Gaza has decreased by 30%, the U.N. says.

By Anna Gordon

U.K. Museum Looks to Hire a Taylor Swift 'Superfan Advisor'

The Victoria and Albert Museum in London is looking to hire a Taylor Swift 'Superfan Advisor.' Here's what you need to know.

By Anna Gordon

Here's Why the Maker of Stanley Tumblers Is Being Sued

The class action lawsuit alleges that Stanley deceived customers by not adequately disclosing that there was lead in its products.

By Anna Gordon

U.K. Commons Speaker Faces More Calls to Resign After Gaza Ceasefire Debate

After an evening of chaos in the U.K. House of Commons on Wednesday, British lawmakers are calling for Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle to resign.

By Armani Syed and Anna Gordon

World Food Programme Halts Deliveries to Northern Gaza

The World Food Programme said it's pausing deliveries because conditions were not being met to allow for the safe distribution of aid. 

By Anna Gordon

U.S. Proposes U.N. Resolution for Temporary Gaza Ceasefire

The draft comes after the U.S. vowed to veto an alternative resolution that calls for an immediate ceasefire.

By Anna Gordon

How the NBA All-Star Game Lets Fans Down

To many fans, it was disappointingly uncompetitive with the lack of defense making it so boring it bordered on unwatchable.

By Anna Gordon

Finnair Asks Passengers to Weigh Themselves Before Boarding

Finnair is asking passengers to voluntarily weigh themselves along with their luggage at Finland's main airport in Helsinki.

By Anna Gordon

Snoop Dogg Is Suing Walmart Over a Dispute Involving Cereal

Rapper Snoop Dogg, along with his business partner Master P, is suing Walmart and Post Consumer Brands, a cereal manufacturing company.

By Anna Gordon

Bernie Sanders on How to Take on Big Pharma

Bernie Sanders on what Congress can do to lower drug prices, why the Biden Administration needs to do more, and how to take on Big Pharma.

By Anna Gordon

Taylor Swift Honors Country Music Star Toby Keith in Resurfaced Clip

A video has resurfaced on the internet of a young Taylor Swift praising Toby Keith in 2005.

By Anna Gordon

Country Music Star Toby Keith Dead at 62

The brash, patriotic “Beer For My Horses” singer-songwriter had been battling stomach cancer since 2022.

By Anna Gordon

See This Year's First Solar Eclipse

A rare total solar eclipse will occur across Mexico, the U.S., and Canada on April 8, 2024.

By Anna Gordon

Why Zelensky Is Mulling a Major Leadership Shakeup

If a cabinet reshuffle goes forward, it could be the first major personnel shake up in Ukraine’s government since the war started.

By Anna Gordon

Here's What We Know About Mark Zuckerberg's Net Worth

Mark Zuckerberg’s finances are garnering attention, after a surge in the Meta stocks.

By Anna Gordon
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