Jimmy Carter celebrates historic 100th birthday at home in Georgia
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter turned 100 on October 1, becoming the first president in history to reach this milestone. He celebrated at home in Plains, Georgia, with about 20 family members, after starting hospice care over 19 months ago. President Joe Biden recognized Carter's influence in a video message, calling him a "beloved friend" and highlighting his commitment to a better world. The White House also displayed a birthday message on the lawn. Carter served as president from 1977 to 1981 and is known for significant achievements like the Camp David Accords and establishing the Carter Center. His presidency faced challenges, including the Iran hostage crisis.