Former President Jimmy Carter Dies at 100

Former President Jimmy Carter, who passed away at the age of 100, is being remembered as a man of faith, integrity, and compassion, with a legacy that extends far beyond his single term in office. President Biden declared January 9 a National Day of Mourning in his honor, with federal offices closing and flags flown at half-mast. Carter is celebrated for his post-presidential humanitarian work and his ability to foster peace, notably through the Camp David Accords, and is often described as a 'decent' leader, reflecting a moral compass that many admire. His approach to leadership emphasized democracy, human rights, and social progress, including significant advancements in education and energy policy. Tributes highlight his humility and commitment to service, with many personal anecdotes underscoring his genuine character. As America mourns his loss, there is a call to reflect on the values he embodied and the need for such leadership in contemporary times.