Much has been written about former President Jimmy Carter as he turned 100. But there is always more to say to be inspired. Our last full public glimpse of Carter was when he sat at in the front ...

Sunday marks one year since former President Jimmy Carter, now 99, entered hospice care. The 39th president was diagnosed with cancer that had spread to his brain back in 2015. After a series of ...

(NewsNation) — Former President Jimmy Carter celebrates his 100th ... the Vietnam War and The Beatles’ disbandment. Carter ...

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Former President Jimmy Carter and late wife ... for Better Georgia and for Media Matters for America. In February 2023, James and his wife, Sally Carter, visited his grandparents at their home ...

Former US President Jimmy Carter, 95, is recovering in an Atlanta hospital following a procedure to relieve brain pressure. The pressure comes from bleeding caused by recent falls, the Carter ...

Former Harris communications director Jamal Simmons said on CNN that Joe Biden could step down, allowing Kamala Harris to serve as the 47th president.

On Tuesday, former President Jimmy Carter will turn 100 years old. I have known and worked with him for more than half his lifetime and have boundless admiration for his determination to do right ...

Phil Gramm shared a compelling account of how President Jimmy Carter ... Without Mr. Carter’s deregulation of airlines, trucking, railroads, energy and communications, America might not ...

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When President Jimmy Carter traveled, he sometimes stayed in ... but he continued these home visits even after being elected to America’s highest office. He stayed with at least eight different ...

Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, and more late-night hosts bemoaned Donald Trump's victory while stressing the need to continue providing laughs.