Carter's post presidency: miles for malaria and peace
Former U S President Jimmy Carter devotes his post White House years to humanitarian missions, battling malaria, mediating conflicts, and promoting human rights. At 85 he remains energetic, touring globally with Rosalynn, shaping the Carter Center’s legacy and museum, while critics question some bold peacemaking efforts.
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This Day In History December twenty eighth highlights
On December 28 1832 John C Calhoun became the first US vice president to resign, citing differences with President Andrew Jackson. Other events include the death of Queen Mary II in 1694 the admission of Iowa as the 29th state in 1846 Woodrow Wilsons birth in 1856 Solzhenitsyns Gulag Archipelago in 1973 Dubcek named parliament president in 1989 and the Lions 0 16 season ending loss to the Packers in 2009.
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