Jimmy Carter: News
09 Jan 2025
Washington DCMan arrested with knives, machete ahead of Trump's Capitol visit
A 44-year-old man from Washington, DC was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly trying to smuggle a machete and three knives into the US Capitol Visitor Center.
30 Dec 2024
HaryanaWhy Haryana's Carterpuri village was named after Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States and the longest-lived president in US history, died at 100 in Georgia.
30 Dec 2024
EgyptFormer US President Jimmy Carter dies at 100
Former United States President Jimmy Carter, a humanitarian and advocate for global peace, has died at 100.
22 Dec 2024
China'Foolishly gave…away': Trump slams ex-President Carter for Panama Canal handover
United States President-elect Donald Trump has sent a strong warning to Panama over its handling of the Panama Canal.
02 Dec 2024
Bill ClintonBiden to Clinton: US presidents who've pardoned family members
In his final days in office, President Joe Biden has pardoned his son, Hunter Biden.
21 Aug 2024
Barack Obama'We've seen that movie...': Obama warns against Trump 'sequel'
Former United States President Barack Obama delivered a powerful speech at the 2024 Democratic National Convention (DNC), criticizing Donald Trump's leadership style and endorsing Kamala Harris for presidency.
29 Apr 2024
Joe BidenJoe Biden 'most unpopular US President' in 7 decades
Ahead of the United States presidential polls slated to be held in November, President Joe Biden has emerged as the least favored president in seven decades, a recent Gallup poll has said.
20 Nov 2023
Ronald Reagan'Steel Magnolia' Rosalynn Carter, US's ex-first lady dies at 96
Former United States (US) First Lady Rosalynn Carter died at the age of 96 on Sunday (local time).
09 May 2017
Bill ClintonPresident is missing: Bill Clinton co-authoring book with James Patterson
Bill Clinton might have missed out on the opportunity to become America's first "first gentleman", but he is set to make a debut in the world of suspense thriller fiction.
