Subscribe to feedby Bill Federer -- A member of the Continental Congress, he was the only clergyman to sign the Declaration of Independence, and he lost two sons in the Revolutionary War. He was more…
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Today's American Minute
by Bill Federer -- Born a slave, he taught himself to read and attended school after working all day. At age 25, he founded Tuskegee Institute and recruited George W. Carver. By more…
Today's American Minute
by Bill Federer -- The Vietnam War Memorial was dedicated this day, Nov. 13, 1982, honoring the 58,000 American troops who died. In 1966, Marine Sgt. George Hutchings of 1st Battalion, 5th more…
Today's American Minute
by Bill Federer -- This day, Nov. 12, 1620, was the Pilgrims' first full day in America. It took over two months for the 103 of them, cramped between decks on the more…
Today's American Minute
by Bill Federer -- At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, in the year 1918, World War I ended. Celebrated as Armistice Day, it was changed to more…
Today's American Minute
by Bill Federer -- "Dr. Livingston, I presume," was the greeting made this day, Nov. 10, 1871, by New York Herald newspaper reporter Henry Stanley as he met Dr. David Livingston on more…
Today's American Minute
by Bill Federer -- On this day, Nov. 9, 1954, President Eisenhower spoke at the National Conference on the Spiritual Foundation of American Democracy at the Sheraton-Carlton Hotel in Washington, D.C. He more…
Today's American Minute
by Bill Federer -- Julius Caesar Watts, better know as J.C., was born this day, Nov. 8, 1957. A college and pro football player, he was a youth minister and in 1994 more…
Today's American Minute
by Bill Federer -- He originally wanted to be a baseball player, but after attending a revival meeting at age 16 his life changed. He has since addressed crowds around the world more…
Today's American Minute
by Bill Federer -- Did you know both basketball and volleyball were invented by instructors at the YMCA? The YMCA, or Young Men's Christian Association, was founded in 1844 by George Williams more…