Former President Carter is expected to lie in state at the Capitol next week after congressional leaders announced Monday they intend to ask the House and Senate to pass resolutions allowing it. Su…

State funeral to be held for former president on national day of mourning before he is buried next to wife in Plains

Musicians and actors pay tribute to the three-time Grammy award winning former US president who died on Sunday

UN security council holds minute’s silence in honour of former US president Jimmy Carter

(Bloomberg) — US stock markets will close Jan. 9, in observance of a national day of mourning for former President Jimmy Carter.Most Read from BloombergMigrant Crisis Pushed US Homelessness to Record High in 2024The New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq Inc.’s US equities exchanges and Cboe Global Markets Inc. will shut, the companies said. CME Group Inc., operator of US-based equity and interest-rates markets, had not yet commented on its plans.The closures are part of a long-standing American tradi

Carter signed treaties to hand over the Panama Canal and criticized Israel, drawing respect and fury past his one term

His rise to the Oval Office was meteoric. But what he did afterwards set the standard for statesmanship and public service, says former prime minister Gordon Brown

President-elect Donald Trump and President Joe Biden lead tributes to Jimmy Carter after he passed away at his home in Plains, Georgia

Joe Biden praised Jimmy Carter for a life ‘measured not by words but by his deeds’ after the former president died at his home in Plains, Georgia, aged 100

President-elect Trump on Saturday congratulated Florida State Rep. Hillary Cassel (R) for switching parties to the GOP this month. “Congratulations to Hillary Cassel for becoming the second S…

Florida state representative Hillary Cassel left the Democratic Party to join the Republicans, citing strong GOP support for Israel.

When the frequent court foes of Donald Trump’s first administration look back at the early days of his presidency, they recall “building the airplane as we were flying it,” as outgoing Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson has described it. That was especially true of the intense and quick-moving court fight over the so-called travel ban, a seminal 2017 lawsuit that set the tone for four more years of legal confrontations.