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    <em>The Atlantic Daily</em>: Jimmy Carter, Alexis Tsipras, Hurricane Danny

    A former president discusses his cancer, a Greek prime minister resigns, a big storm approaches, and more ...
    by Matt Schiavenza Aug 20, 2015 2 minutes
    Source: John Amis / Reuters

    What We’re Following: Jimmy Carter Speaks on His Diagnosis

    Former President Jimmy Carter seemed relaxed and serene as he told reporters that a scan found four “very small spots” of cancer on his brain. “I’m perfectly at ease with my diagnosis,” he said at a Thursday press conference, during which he also reflected on his life and accomplishments. Carter, who is 90, indicated that he plans to begin radiation treatment immediately.

    Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras Thursday to the president and triggered

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