Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States and 76th governor of Georgia, died Sunday at 100 years old.

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Jimmy Carter was the last Democratic presidential candidate to win Texas, but his defeat after one term heralded his party’s ...

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In this otherwise unassuming corner of west Georgia, “Carter culture” blossomed, marked by faith, curiosity, and service that ...

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