Anna Gordon

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

Recent Articles

Grand Canyon Helicopter Crash: Parents of Victim to Receive $100m Payout

A Nevada court awarded a $100 million dollar payout to the parents of one of the Grand Canyon helicopter crash victims, Jonathan Udall.

By Anna Gordon

Gabriel Attal Is France's Historic New Prime Minister

Attal is the youngest and first openly gay French politician to hold the job.

By Anna Gordon

Another U.S. Citizen Was Detained in Russia. Here's What to Know

Robert Romanov Woodland was arrested on drug charges and will remain in custody as he awaits trial.

By Anna Gordon

Al Jazeera Journalist Loses Another Son

Since the war began, at least 79 journalists have been killed–72 were Palestinian, four Israeli, and three Lebanese.

By Anna Gordon

Jonathan Majors Was 'Shocked' by Guilty Verdict

Jonathan Majors spoke in his first interview after being convicted on assault and harassment charges in December.

By Anna Gordon

Teen Posted a TikTok Before Shooting

Investigators also believe Butler had posted other images of himself with guns on social media in the past.

By Anna Gordon

Verizon Could Owe You Up to $100

Verizon has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit.

By Anna Gordon

Video Shows Man Attacking Judge

In the video, as judge Mary Kay Holthus reads out the sentence, Redden suddenly jumps over the bench and tries to attack her.

By Anna Gordon

Here's How You Can See the Quadrantid Meteor Shower

The shower is often the strongest and most consistent meteor shower of the entire year, producing up to 110 shooting stars per hour. 

By Anna Gordon

Mickey Mouse Is Now in the Public Domain

Disney desire to prevent the copyright on the character from expiring has shaped American copyright law.

By Anna Gordon

Gypsy Rose Blanchard Is Set to Be Released From Prison

Gypsy Rose Blanchard pleaded guilty to the second-degree murder of her mother, Dee Dee Blanchard, in July 2016.

By Anna Gordon

Here's How You Can Sleep Better on Planes

TIME has curated helpful tips so that you can get a better rest on your next flight.

By Anna Gordon

Victims of Action News Helicopter Crash Named As Network Pays Tribute

Action News’ helicopter Chopper 6, carrying a pilot and a photographer from the Action News team, crashed into a wooded area of New Jersey.

By Anna Gordon and Olivia-Anne Cleary

U.S. Coalition Force to Head to Red Sea

The U.S. has recruited 10 countries to help patrol the Red Sea and prevent cargo ships fro being attacked by Houthi Rebels in Yemen.

By Anna Gordon

Iran's Gas Stations Hit by Cyber Attack

Iran's gas stations were disrupted by hacker group Gonjeshke Darande, or “Predatory Sparrow.” The group has previously been linked to Israel.

By Anna Gordon

Houthi Rebels' Attacks in the Red Sea Are Having a Global Impact

Yemen's Houthi Rebels have escalated their attacks since the Israel-Hamas war, vowing to attack all ships stopping at Israeli ports.

By Anna Gordon

U.S. Is Called Out After Voting Against Gaza Ceasefire At U.N. General Assembly

A total of 153 countries voted for a ceasefire, with only 10 member states—including the U.S.—voting against the resolution.

By Anna Gordon

At Least 23 Dead in Suicide Blast in Northwestern Pakistan

A gun and suicide bomb attack hit a police station in Dera Ismail Khan, in northwest Pakistan, on Tuesday. Here's what to know.

By Anna Gordon

Global Strike Begins for a Gaza Ceasefire

In the West Bank, which is under military occupation by Israeli forces, nearly all commercial activity has shut down.

By Anna Gordon

A Trip to the Louvre Is About to Get Much Pricier

The museum is raising ticket prices from €17 to €22 as prices in Paris balloon ahead of the 2024 Olympics.

By Anna Gordon
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