The headline is not a typo… In the 1920’s, Henry Ford changed the face of industry with the assembly line. By automating the manufacturing process, he was able to turn out automobiles at an astounding rate, and produce cars that were affordable to the average family. But he also created…

Yesterday was the anniversary of the signing of the 14th Amendment in 1868. It’s in the news because it’s the law that established birthright citizenship in the United States. But it’s also important for several other things it did in the wake of the Civil War to address the legacy…

On June 28, 1776, five men from the New Jersey colony arrived in Philadelphia. They were Abraham Clark, a lawyer and surveyor from Elizabethtown; John Hart, a large landowner from Hunterdon County; Francis Hopkinson, a lawyer and musician born in Philadelphia; Richard Stockton, a lawyer from Princeton, and John Witherspoon,…