Jeff Nilsson

We look back to 1926.

Does what Henry Ford said about automation in 1929 still apply today, or does artificial intelligence introduce a whole other level of complexity?

Many of J.C. Leyendecker's works featured holiday themes, including this Easter cover.

Coca-Cola introduced the diet soda Tab to a weight-conscious America in 1963, calling it the drink of beautiful people.

Start-ups are promising A.I. can tell if someone is a terrorist or a criminal, if they’re gay, or if they're a good fit for a job. Is this 19th century pseudoscience making a digital comeback?

“Do you have Prince Albert in a can?”

Americans are great askers of questions, but tend to start talking again before they hear the answer.

Fifty-seven. It’s probably the most famous number in advertising.

Profanity has been around a long time, but what constitutes a swear word has changed over the centuries.

America has shown a special attachment to Jell-O.