Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, passed away today at the age of 100. Renowned for his dedication to democracy and human rights after his presidency, Carter’s political career was marked by significant challenges and a famous defeat to Ronald Reagan in 1980. Despite criticism during his term, he later received a Nobel Peace Prize for his post-presidential humanitarian work. His humble beginnings as a peanut farmer and his commitment to service made him a beloved figure in American history.