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Federal government shutdown delays jobs report release, adding economic uncertainty — REUTERS / pwu404

US Economy · United States

Federal government shutdown delays jobs report release, adding economic uncertainty

57% Center coverage: 128 sources

The federal government shutdown has reached its third day, with senators preparing to vote again on short-term budget proposals from both parties, which have failed multiple times.See the Story

The Crudity of the Obsessive-Compulsive Left — REUTERS / pwu404

The Crudity of the Obsessive-Compulsive Left

100% Right coverage: 7 sources

Tad Taube, Stanford Philanthropist, Leaves Lasting Legacy

Stanford · Stanford

Tad Taube, Stanford Philanthropist, Leaves Lasting Legacy

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Thaddeus “Tad” Taube ’53 M.S. ’57, whose philanthropy transformed the tennis and Jewish studies programs at Stanford, died in his home in San Mateo County, Calif. on Sept. 13, 2025. Taube was 94 years old. Taube built his career in real estate, co-founding the now $7 billion management firm Woodmont Companies with his Stanford roommate before turning his focus to philanthropy. He began his own foundation, Taube Philanthropies, in 1981 and serve…See the Story

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