May 26, 2014•Vol 183 No 20

The Meaning of Li Na
You Have the Right to Be Forgotten
A European court has upheld an increasingly precious principle

An Apology Would Be a Start
If Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood wants to avoid political oblivion, it needs to show some humility

Inside Job
France’s Marine Le Pen wants to destroy the E.U.―by winning big at this month’s European elections

The Modern Slave Trade
The Boko Haram schoolgirl abductions are only one example of the global scourge of human trafficking

Lethal Injection’s Fatal Flaws
The method of execution was supposed to be quick, painless and humane. So why is it suddenly so troubling?

The Battle for Thailand
Washington should throw its weight behind the Southeast Asian nation’s democracy

Remains of the Day
At the 9/11 museum, history is preserved in memories and debris

Joel Stein: Ice, Ice, Laszlo
How my son―traumatized by the ”Frozen” soundtrack―learned to let it go

10 Questions with Timothy Geithner
The Great Recession’s Treasury Secretary tells us why he didn’t string up the bankers