COVER
Love, Sex, Freedom and the Paradox of the Pill
In May 1960, the FDA approved a new oral contraceptive. Somehow we are still fighting about it half a century later — whom it helped, whom it hurt, what it meant and why it mattered
WORLD
Cleggmania: The Rise of Nick Clegg
The leader of Britain's underdog third party taps into voter anger at Gordon Brown's Labour and the Tories. But can he win?
GLOBAL BUSINESS
Africa's New Oil Riddle (Oil)
Will the discovery of black gold in Ghana and Uganda boost those countries and their people, or will the oil curse strike again?
ARTS
Henri Cartier-Bresson: Big Picture (Exhibitions)
A massive new show displays the multifaceted gifts of Henri Cartier-Bresson
GLOBAL ADVISER
Next Time You're in Johor Bahru
Be struck by the divine sparkle at Malaysia's glassy Hindu temple
One Night in Panama City (TIME Traveler)
Let those in the know tell you the best options for an evening in the city by the canal
The Next El Bulli: L'Enclume (Amuse-Bouche)
When El Bulli closes for two years in 2012, L'Enclume will be the world's best restaurant
On the Shores of Lake Malawi (Check In)
The Mozambican side of one of the world's largest freshwater lakes has escaped the tourist invasion, offering a haven of empty beaches
LETTERS
The iPad Cometh (Inbox)
Hellenic Hubris; Where Have All the Fallen Soldiers Gone?; What's in That Bottle May Hurt You