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human rights and continuing to teach sunday school at his church in his hometown. a person of faith, president carter said he is ready for what comes after his death. jonathan is joining us from georgia with more on former president carter's health condition. reporter: the carter center said that former president is moving to home hospice care. his grandson, jason, a former georgia state senator, tweeted saturday. i saw both of my grandparents yesterday, they are at peace, and always their home is full of love. the spokesperson from secret service tweeted, rest easy mr. president. we...

human rights and continuing to teach sunday school at his church in his hometown. a person of faith, president carter said he is ready for what comes after his death. jonathan is joining us from georgia with more on former president carter's health condition. reporter: the carter center said that former president is moving to home hospice care. his grandson, jason, a former georgia state senator, tweeted saturday. i saw both of my grandparents yesterday, they are at peace, and always their home is full of love. the spokesperson from secret service tweeted, rest easy mr. president. we...

Yes, the same trump family thats now leading the nation. Welcome to the lead, im jake tapper. A stunning turn of events today. Former National Security adviser to President Trump, Michael Flynn, was due to find out today if he is going to prison for lying to the fbi. And, in fact, based on the comments coming from the presiding judge, it looked to many observers as though flynn indeed was going to get locked up. But flynns attorneys requested a delay, and that can was kicked 90 days down the road. It was a dramatic hearing today with judge Emmett Sullivan telling flynn, quote, i am not hiding ...

For more than a decade, South Carolina corrections officials have battled to get cellphones out of the state's prison system. The story has been one of violence, frustration and bureaucratic

The head of South Carolina’s prisons system is calling on the government to give him the tools to crack down on illegal cellphones behind bars.