Jimmy Carter remembered for peace and service at Washington funeral

Former President Jimmy Carter was honored at his funeral in Washington National Cathedral, where he was remembered for his contributions to peace and civil rights. He died at age 100, leaving a legacy of humanitarian work and political courage. Carter's presidency faced challenges, including the Iranian revolution and a hostage crisis, which affected his popularity. Despite this, his post-presidency efforts, including the Carter Center and Habitat for Humanity, earned him widespread respect and a Nobel Peace Prize in 2002. The funeral showcased unity among political leaders, with all five living presidents attending. This gathering highlighted Carter's legacy of goodwill and service, contrasting with recent political tensions in the U.S.