Some White House staffers say President Joe Biden doesn't realize how old he can come across to others‚ Axios reported.

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The House Committee on Oversight and Accountability uncovered "the first example of evidence" that President Joe Biden directly benefited from peddling influence via his family's foreign business dealings‚ said Rep. James Comer‚ R-Ky.‚ the committee chairman.

Volunteers in the U.K. are inhaling pollutants to help scientists understand why air pollution has long been linked to dementia.

Maury Povich recently attended the 50th Daytime Emmy Awards with his wife‚ Connie Chung. The longtime couple looked great together as they posed for photos during the night out at the Westin Bonaventure Hotel located in Los Angeles. Maury wore a black tuxedo‚ while Connie opted for black pants and a hot pink buttoned-up blazer. Connie kept it simple with minimal makeup‚ dangly earrings‚ and a white clutch to complete the look. Connie presented Maury’s award Maury Povich and Wife Connie Chung Step Out for Rare Date Night as They Attend Daytime Emmys Together https://t.co/h5vCSGa5ob — People (@people) December 16‚ 2023 Connie presented her husband with his Lifetime Achievement Award for his daytime talk show — Maury — which ended last year. She welcomed Maury to the stage with a short‚ powerful introduction‚ praising his work over the years. “I know that you think he’s been determining the paternity of every child in America all his life. But no‚ in his 67 freaking years in television‚ he’s been a news reporter and a news anchor and old fashioned talk show host interviewing world leaders‚ politicians‚ members of Congress‚ authors‚ movie stars and even Julia Child‚” she said. RELATED: Maury Povich Is Concerned He Will Feel ‘Lost’ After His Show ‘Maury’ Ends This Year Maury took to the stage while the audience cheered his name‚ but before receiving the honor‚ he paid tribute to the Gold and Silver Circle inductees. The group consists of those who “have performed distinguished service within the television industry‚ setting standards for achievement‚ mentoring‚ leadership and professional accolades for 50 or 25 years.” www.acepixs.comOctober 18‚ 2016 New York CityMaury Povich and Connie Chung attending the Amazon red carpet premiere screening of the original drama series Good Girls Revolt at Hearst Tower on October 18‚ 2016 in New York City.Credit: Kristin Callahan/ACE PicturesTel: 646 769 0430Email: infocopyrightacepixs.com He left the stage‚ but not without raising the award to Rupert Murdoch‚ who once said‚ “Maury‚ we’re more interested in winning viewers than awards.” “Rupert‚ the hell with that‚” Maury exclaimed with his Emmy in the air. Maury and Connie’s lasting union Maury and Connie have been married for nearly four decades and share an adult son named Matthew. They met while Connie worked as a copygirl at a little Washington D.C. TV station. “He was a big star‚ and I was just a kid… He was very gruff and very matter-of-fact. He never looked up‚” she recalled in a 2020 interview. “I kept thinking‚ ‘Maybe someday he’ll acknowledge that I’m a human being.'” Photo by: Raoul Gatchalian/starmaxinc.comcopyright2012ALL RIGHTS RESERVED03/30/12Maury Povich with Connie Chung arrive at the 11th Annual Michael Jordan Celebrity Invitational‚ Aria Resort &; Casino‚ Las Vegas‚ Nevada – March 30‚ 2012March 30‚ 2012 They met again in 1977 as co-workers at CBS until Maury got fired. According to Maury‚ getting laid off earned him some pity from Connie‚ who was the only person he knew in Los Angeles. “I always said the way to get to Connie’s heart is first‚ she pities you‚ and then she can love you. She pitied the fact that I was fired‚” he said. They dated for six years before tying the knot and have been together ever since‚ thanks to excellent communication and conflict resolution. “Whatever discussions or arguments go on during the day‚ once the head hits the pillow‚ it’s over and not to be continued the next morning. It is not on my mind‚” Maury said. “There’s no need for any do-overs. Maybe that’s the reason why we’re still married.” Click for next Article The post Rarely Seen Maury Povich And Wife‚ Connie Chung‚ Enjoy Date Night Together In New Photo appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A

Daniel Tay appeared as Michael Hobbs in the 2003 Christmas movie Elf. He made his acting debut on Elf‚ which opened him up to more gigs; however‚ the child actor has grown into an unrecognizable 31-year-old thriving in the academic and health sector. He co-starred alongside Will Ferrell who played his TV older brother‚ Buddy. In the movie‚ Santa’s elves raised Buddy and later traced his origins to New York City to meet their father‚ a children’s book publishing executive. Tay’s subsequent roles   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Spencer Carroll (@spencerthemoviebuff) After playing Michael‚ Tay landed the role of Young Harvey Pekar in American Splendor‚ followed by more parts like Artie Lange’s Beer League’s Max and Brooklyn Rules’ Young Bobby. He voiced the titular character in the 2005 cartoon Doogal and worked for video games like Bully as Pedro De La Hoya and Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Gay Tony as Bill Blue. RELATED: ‘Elf’ Producer Celebrates 20th Anniversary Sharing Mature Direction It Almost Went Tay left acting and pursued an Economics degree at Yale University‚ where he reportedly served as a Teaching Assistant and Peer Tutor in the Department of Computer Science. He also received a Richard U. Light Fellowship for his studies in Mandarin Chinese language at the institution. ELF‚ Daniel Tay‚ Will Ferrell‚ 2003‚ (c) New Line/courtesy Everett Collection Tay’s career pivot Tay worked briefly as an instructor for the SAT‚ after which he became a research fellow at Columbia University. The SAT website commends him as someone who “believes that teaching and learning are expressions of the basic human need for mutual understanding.” “With this in mind‚ he works with students to cultivate relationships based in clarity‚ humor‚ structure and respect‚” it further stated. ELF‚ Daniel Tay‚ James Caan‚ Will Ferrell‚ 2003‚ (c) New Line/courtesy Everett Collection Per his LinkedIn profile‚ Tay‚ who is currently studying medicine‚ now tutors through a company‚ Bespoke Education‚ and volunteers inpatient services at the New York-Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital. Although he left the world of movies‚ Tay left a mark by playing a significant role in the holiday fan favorite‚ Elf. Click for next Article The post Child Star Looks Unrecognizable 20 Years After Starring In Beloved Holiday Movie appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A

Daryl Hall and John Oates formed Hall and Oates‚ a musical band that gained immense popularity during the late ’70s and ’80s. After more than a half-century of making music together‚ Hall recently filed a lawsuit against Oates seeking to bar the sale of their music together‚ accusing him of blindsiding and betraying him while also stating that their relationship and his trust in the 75-year-old has deteriorated. However‚ amidst the nasty legal battle‚ Oates‚ in a new interview‚ reflected on his amazing career with the band‚ especially the ugly turn of events between him and his longtime partner. John Oates says he is grateful for the time he spent in the band Everett During a discussion with Entertainment Tonight‚ the 75-year-old expressed appreciation for the collaborative journey spanning five decades alongside Hall. “I have an amazing‚ amazing amount of respect‚ and I’m really‚ really thankful for the success that Daryl and I have had‚” Oates explained to the news outlet. “We’ve done something over a 50-year period of time that not many people ever can say they’ve done in their lives or careers.” RELATED: John Oates Granted Temporary Restraining Order From Daryl Hall After Filing Bizarre Lawsuit “It’s been a great thing for me to do‚ I’m really proud of it‚ and I’m really happy about it‚” he added. “And I know that those songs are going to live forever.” Everett Hall and Oates is over During the interview‚ Oates explicitly communicated his departure from the band‚ emphasizing that he has redirected his attention toward different pursuits and endeavors. “I’ve moved on. I moved on in a big way‚” he admitted. “I’ve got other things I’m doing.” Everret In a prior interview with People Magazine‚ the musician emphasized that he is not worried about anything as his primary focus is to enjoy the remaining years of his career. “I am just trying to lead my best life‚” Oates confessed to the publication. “I want to do good things. I want to give back; it’s important to me. I want to enjoy whatever’s left in my creative future.” Click for next Article The post John Oates Confirms Hall &; Oates Is ‘Over’ After Music Partner Of 50 Years Files Lawsuit Against Him appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A

Most of Gen Z don’t know how to read cursive‚ a fact that more and more states are trying to correct with legislation reforming school plans. Pennsylvania is the latest to join the list of states looking to reintroduce cursive into the curriculum; only‚ in Pennsylvania’s case‚ it wants to mandate cursive lessons in all schools across the state. Cursive actually has a long history in American schools. First introduced in the classroom as far back as 1850‚ lessons centered around cursive aimed to teach writing “based on fluid movements observed in nature‚” according to the National Museum of American History. The advent of new technologies‚ from the typewriter to the smartphone has changed this dramatically but many educators want it back – along with the critical thinking benefits cursive brings. Pennsylvania is the latest state looking to make cursive lessons mandatory in all schools Rep. Joe Adams (R-Wayne County &; Pike County) shared a startling revelation that helped inspire the latest piece of cursive legislation coming out of Pennsylvania. “I had people reach out to me that their 12-year-old granddaughter and 17-year-old grandson couldn’t read cursive and couldn’t sign their name‚” said Adams. Now‚ Adams is sponsoring a bill – and is seeking cosponsors – to have Pennsylvania require cursive education. RELATED: New Law Requires New Hampshire Schools To Teach Cursive‚ Multiplication Tables Adams has support from a dozen cosponsors as well as educators‚ such as fourth-grade teacher Jodi Nankee who teaches as St. Theresa‚ who argues that cursive isn’t just about handwriting. “Cursive‚ just neurologically‚ you get different parts of the brain activated‚” explained Nankee. “Cursive helps students make connections that we don’t when we’re printing or typing.” Pennsylvania wants to ensure students can benefit from cursive lessons and connect with the past Adams wants Pennsylvania schools learning cursive to teach students critical thinking / Unsplash It’s important to adapt to a changing world and know how to function within the latest trends. That’s why in 2010 the Common Core State Standards adopted new guidelines for keyboard literacy. For example‚ its standards for fourth graders ask that students “demonstrate sufficient command of keyboarding skills to type a minimum of one page in a single sitting.” By the mid-2010s‚ 46 states adopted these Common Core standards‚ which effectively elbowed cursive out of view in favor of typing classes. But to learn cursive means to learn so much more‚ asserts Adams‚ who expects more cosponsors to support his legislation now that lawmakers are wrapping up Pennsylvania budget planning. As of four days ago‚ the proposal did not yet make it to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Over a dozen schools are introducing legislation to require teaching this skill / Unsplash Cursive asks the writer to continuously think as they write – not just about the words they want to write next but how they will write it; how does this letter connect to that adjacent one? On top of that‚ cursive is a doorway to the past. “The Constitution‚ the Declaration of Independence‚ the Bill of Rights‚ Gettysburg Address‚” Adams listed‚ “Until pretty recently‚ cursive was the way amazing documents were drafted.” If everyone were in the same situation as those 12th graders Adams mentioned‚ those documents would be rendered illegible. Do you remember cursive class? Several important documents in the nation’s history are written in cursive / Unsplash RELATED: Why Home Economics Should Be Taught In Schools Click for next Article The post One State’s Proposed Law Would Mandate Cursive Lessons In All Schools appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Dana Daly

Start churning the rumor mill again: A potential Donald Trump running mate visited Mar-a-Lago in Florida on Monday. In a social media post‚ Rep. Elise Stefanik of New York — best known at the moment for being the Republican who got Ivy League presidents to testify before Congress that calls for genocide against Jews would… The post Trump Gets a Visitor at Mar-a-Lago Who Is Reportedly on His VP Short List appeared first on The Federalist Papers.

Anheuser-Busch’s turbulent year continues with the beer giant facing the possibility of a crippling strike. On Friday‚ 99 percent of the 5‚000 Teamsters working at the beverage juggernaut’s 12 U.S. breweries nationwide voted to authorize a strike if a new contract is not reached. The union members represent more than one-quarter of Anheuser-Busch’s U.S. workforce.… The post Another Brutal Blow for Anheuser-Busch: One-Quarter of Its US Workforce Prepares to Strike appeared first on The Federalist Papers.