John Carter Cash forges own path
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John Carter Cash knows all about the pressure of following in famous footsteps.
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Former President Carter said Wednesday that the apparent open-ended presence of U.S. troops in Iraq has contributed to the wave of hostage-takings and other bloodshed.
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In an address to the nation in 1977, President Jimmy Carter called our nation's energy crisis the "moral equivalent of war." Several years later, he wrote in a magazine article that the attitude of the American people concerning conservation had changed.
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Gregg Popovich recently bought 47 acres of land in Vermont, where he plans to build a home. He's not happy the news got out; credit the Bennington Banner for that. But it's not as if he's going to turn into Bob Newhart overnight. Suffice it to say that the first shovel will hit the ground when Tim Duncan walks out ...
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Writer Witold Rybczynski's books reveal that the forward-looking march of progress can often use a reality check from history.
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By Tom Benning, The Knoxville News-Sentinel, Tenn.  Jun. 1--Two years ago, Abe Whaley watched in agony as construction  progressed on Legacy Mountain, a ridge nestled between Pittman Center and  Pigeon Forge.
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Jimmy Carter has been accustomed to fierce public scrutiny for decades. Being the star of his own movie threw him a bit, though.
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Not three weeks ago, Sean Harrigan launched his crusade against corporate malfeasance from one of the most powerful pulpits of all: the presidency of CalPERS, America&#39;s largest pension fund with some $177bn in assets.
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From the historic Carter House, the epicenter of a Civil War battle in which 9,000 soldiers were killed or wounded, the drone of traffic nearly drowns out the songbirds &#151; and singer Darryl Worley.
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By JOHN CARTER  A longtime Jacksonville University professor was recently recognized for sharing his love and understanding of nature.
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John Edwardsâs and Mitt Romneyâs runs are based in large part on the lessons each has taken from his own success.
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Jimmy Carter was fresh out of the White House and contemplating his life after the presidency when he envisioned The Carter Center as a platform to work for peace in troubled places.
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GLASGOW, May 25 (IPS) - That shortcut has been waiting a while, to be    used more often. That governments and other donors in the North  begin   to fund civil society in the South directly, and not  route the money   through northern NGOs.
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As he approaches 80, Jimmy Carter could be enjoying retirement &#151; teaching Sunday school, relaxing with family and reflecting on a life that's taken him from the peanut fields of Plains, Ga., to the White House and back. Instead, Carter continues to use his status as a former president to promote peace, health and voting initiatives across the globe at a sometimes startling pace for his age.
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A new book by Jimmy Carter in which he compares Israel's treatment of Palestinians to South Africa's Apartheid system has sparked a bitter debate over the former U.S. president's reputation as a peacemaker.
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How the millionaire next door got there.
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Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter on  Monday expressed optimism that an ambitious campaign he is  spearheading to eliminate river blindness disease in Latin  America would succeed by the end of the decade.