It was from then-President Jimmy Carter and ... for First Lady Rosalynn Carter. “I talked with her a bit, and she asked straight out, if I would be interested in coming to Washington, D.C., and having ...

The passing of former President Jimmy Carter ... is the official White House version later sent to each of us. I offer this story as a reminder that while President Carter had his challenges ...

Jimmy Carter died a statesman ... the newspaper verified with the White House it was not a prank. He spent the rest of his life working for peace through the Carter Center and working for Habitat ...

Letters should be a maximum of approximately 375 words Jimmy ... in the White House is both long and admirable, including his contributions to Habitat for Humanity, the founding of the Carter ...

The casket of former President Jimmy Carter is carried out of the Capitol on Thursday (Jeenah Moon / Pool via AFP - Getty Images ... is indeed life after the White House." Carter understood ...

Stuart Eizenstat, chief White House domestic policy advisor in the Carter administration and senior counsel at Covington & Burlington, joins CNBC's 'Squawk Box' to reflect on Jimmy Carter's legacy.

Jimmy Carter was not simply an erstwhile peanut farmer who just happened to find himself in the White House. In reality, the Carter administration did some good for the nation.

When former President Jimmy Carter died last month, I went looking for the letter that I received from his White House back when I was in fifth grade and he was in the final year of his presidency.

Jimmy Carter, our 39th president ... Her boss told her to call the White House and ask. She did as instructed, and the person who answered the phone told her she would get back with Sherrill ...

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President Jimmy Carter was a prescient president. Our first great champion of human rights in the White House, President Carter understood that "injustice breeds indignation and instability which ...