Trump Plans to Attend Carter's Funeral, Honours His legacy

President-elect Donald Trump announced he will attend the funeral of former President Jimmy Carter. Trump, who previously criticized Carter, praised him on social media after his passing. Funeral services will occur in Georgia and Washington. Meanwhile, Biden celebrated New Year's at a family wedding in Delaware.

President-elect Donald Trump has confirmed his attendance at the funeral of former President Jimmy Carter. The announcement was made as Trump arrived at a New Year's Eve party at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, where he expressed his intention to honor Carter despite prior criticisms.

Carter, who passed away at age 100, is set to be celebrated in both Georgia and Washington between January 4 and January 9. While Trump had been a vocal critic of Carter's presidency, he acknowledged the late leader's love for the country and contributions toward its betterment in social media tributes.

The event coincided with President-elect Trump's comments on other pressing issues, including potential ceasefire talks in Gaza, and hopes for a prosperous 2025. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden attended his niece's wedding in Delaware, choosing a personal celebration for New Year's Eve.

(With inputs from agencies.)