Lynda Carter became a household name in the 1970s when she took on the iconic role of Wonder Woman, after winning the Miss ...

Former President Jimmy Carter became the first president to live to be 100 years old on Tuesday The one-time peanut farmer's retirement years are a study in grace, as at one time Carter was as ...

Former Democrat President Jimmy Carter turns 100 years old on Tuesday, earning himself the distinction of being the first president to ever live for an entire century. Carter, the nation's 39th ...

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Jamie Carter is an award-winning reporter and experienced stargazer who covers the night sky, astro-tourism, the northern lights and space exploration. He received the 2023 Popular Media Award ...

Former President Jimmy Carter is marking his 100th birthday — the first former president in United States history to do so. Carter celebrated Tuesday in his backyard in Plains, Georgia ...

Pat Boone and the Indigo Girls performed, and Carter cut his birthday cake with ... Just wanna walk a mile in those Size 11 shoes.” ...

Jimmy Carter celebrates his 100th birthday on Tuesday, becoming the first American president to reach the milestone. Carter's legacy is often discussed in light of his accomplishments as a ...

Vice President Kamala Harris implored supporters in Georgia on Saturday to vote early in the election, noting that former President Jimmy Carter has already cast his ballot. "If Jimmy Carter can ...

“It’s a way to be together and I think that’s who he is fundamentally,” said Jason Carter, who said he believes the concert, featuring some performers that also campaigned for his ...

Jimmy Carter, the 39th president and a proud peanut farmer from Plains, Georgia, just turned 100, the first president to do so. In honor of his birthday, more than 4,000 students from coast to ...

Hyde wrote in a story headlined “President Carter, the Sweater Man,” published on Feb. 5, 1977. “Probably not since the hey days of that Sweater Girl have Americans been so aware of people ...