Jimmy Carter: I have melanoma, and I'll begin treatment
The former president announced last week that he's been diagnosed with cancer, and it's spreading through his body
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The former president announced last week that he's been diagnosed with cancer, and it's spreading through his body
The 90-year-old former president announced last week that the disease is spreading through his body
"Cancer in a 90-year-old is a serious problem, but that does not mean a 90-year-old cannot benefit from treatment," one doctor says
The former president discovered spread of cancer after undergoing surgery for mass on his liver
The former president had surgery earlier this month to remove a small mass in his liver
Small mass removed during what's called elective surgery on 90-year-old
The 39th president of the United States, Nobel Peace Prize winner, humanitarian and former peanut farmer looks back on an incredible life at 90 years old
The former president shared his views, and what he speculates would be Jesus' views, on the intersection of same-sex marriage and Christianity
Former president urges Obama administration to reject proposed pipeline, saying it would increase carbon emissions and mar their legacy on climate change
To celebrate World Habitat Day, hundreds of Habitat For Humanity volunteers gathered in East Oakland, Calif. to build affordable housing
Former President Jimmy Carter discussed "a range of issues" with a group of global leaders last week, known as the "elders," State Department spokesperson Jennifer Psaki said
Former president Jimmy Carter lauds George W. Bush's role in a Sudanese peace treaty, HIV/AIDS relief, and increased development assistance to Africa
Former U.S. Presidents Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton arrive with fanfare to President Obama's second-term inauguration.
Former President Jimmy Carter addressed the Democratic National Convention in a video message praised President Obama's achievements tackling "the most complicated domestic and international challenges to confront any U.S. president in modern time."
President Jimmy Carter begins testing lines of attack for the upcoming campaign, blasting Ronald Reagan's tax cut proposal in front of a California crowd. Lesley Stahl reports.
U.K. pledged $31 million to eradication efforts, but only if other countries pony up
Over thirty years ago, Jimmy Carter gave his famous "malaise speech," in which the president said the country's economic woes were in part due to a "crisis of confidence." CBS News political analyst John Dickerson dug up this archives clip from 1979.
Ex-president begins 3-day international mission to talk food shortage, nuclear disarmament
Cuban President Raul Castro tells reporters at airport that "the visit was good" and "Carter is an honest man"
Former president allowed to meet Alan Gross, sentenced this month for "subversive" acts, but Cuba says it won't release him
For the 1st time since his 2002 trip, former president Jimmy Carter began a 3-day trip to Cuba in an effort to discuss strained ties with the U.S. and imprisoned U.S. aid contractor Alan Gross.
Former President Says he Doesn't Have "Any Doubt" Ted Kennedy Stood in Way of Enacting Reform
Jimmy Carter explained why his administration could not pass health care reform legislation to CBS News senior White House correspondent Bill Plante. The former president said he doesn't have "any doubt" that Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.), who was running against him for president at the time, stood in his way.
In Part 2 of Washington Unplugged's exclusive interview with Former President Jimmy Carter, author of "White House Diary", he explains to CBS News' Bill Plante why his relationship with the media was often contentious during his presidency. Plus; Richard Wolffe and Leslie Sanchez wrap-up Tuesday's bipartisan summit.
In part one of CBS News' senior White House correspondent Bill Plante's interview with Jimmy Carter for "Washington Unplugged," the former president discusses Iran sanctions, Israel and the Middle East, Republicans and his advice for President Obama, plus insight from his newest book "White House Diary."