Sheffield Hale at age 16 wearing a “Jimmy Carter for President” T-shirt on election night in 1976 at the Georgia World Congress Center. Atlanta Gazette, page 13, November 10, 1976.

Beyoncé is set to electrify the Washington, D.C. region this Independence Day, bringing her blockbuster Cowboy Carter Tour to ...

Jimmy Carter, who died Sunday, is the first presidential candidate I remember publicly expressing an opinion of. As it turned out, Carter would also be the first (and only) president to publicly ...

In 2018, Carter and his wife, then 93 and 90, rolled up the sleeves of their work shirts and helped a few fortunate souls in Mishawaka and South Bend, Indiana, put a roof over their heads. It was ...

Jimmy Carter said that his love of music ... He just couldn't imagine that this guy drinking scotch in a T-shirt next to him and listening to Elmore James would ever be a serious candidate for ...

President Donald Trump said former President Jimmy Carter “died a happy man” during a meeting in the Oval Office on April 17.. While talking with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at the ...

Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter on election night in 1976. Getty On Aug. 18, 1927, in the small town of Plains, Georgia, nurse Lillian Carter delivered a baby named Eleanor Rosalynn Smith — or ...

Jimmy Carter t-shirts hang in Plains Sweet Stems on Main Street in downtown Plains, Georgia on the evening of former president Jimmy Carter’s death on Sunday, Dec. 29, 2024, in Plains.

Explore Hip-hop had love for Jimmy Carter. He soon found himself hosting Georgia bands in the governor’s mansion, or listening to recording sessions of Allman’s guitarist Dickey Betts in Macon ...

President Jimmy Carter, during a visit to Fort Worth in June 1978, received a T-shirt from Star-Telegram executive editor Jack Tinsley, left, that read “Foat Wuth, Ah Luv Yew!” ...

President Jimmy Carter, who recently died, was unprepared when Fidel Castro opened Cuba’s Mariel port in 1980, but he changed Miami.

Jimmy Carter t-shirts hang in Plains Sweet Stems on Main Street in downtown Plains, Georgia on the evening of former president Jimmy Carter’s death on Sunday, Dec. 29, 2024, in Plains.