The man who defined the "post-presidency" is also the first former president to reach the centennial mark. He has said he wants to live long enough to vote for Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris.

By Kane Farabaugh Atlanta, Georgia — When he returned to Plains, Georgia, in 1981, President Jimmy Carter was defeated — rejected by voters in a landslide election to Republican Ronald Reagan. The pouring rain at Carter's welcome home reception reflected his gloomy mood and that of the...

Former President Jimmy Carter turns 100 years old on Tuesday, October 1, making him the first U.S. president to reach the century mark.

Jimmy Carter’s birthday will be marked by the broadcasting of a benefit concert and the construction of 30 new social housing homes in a project led led by country music giants Garth Brooks, who worked alongside the Carters for years

Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, has lived long enough to overlap with 17 other commanders-in-chief.

Jimmy Carter is celebrating his 100th birthday, becoming the only US president to reach the centennial mark.