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The Veterans Affairs Department is setting new caps on staffing levels within its various components and offices while tightening controls over future hiring as the agency continues its push to shed ...

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While the market’s biggest names have been grabbing the lion’s share of investors’ attention in recent years, the smaller end of the market deserves some consideration, as well. In this series on ...

Yesterday, I had coffee with a founder friend of mine who left his successful startup to start a company entirely built with AI. Headline of that coffee meeting: He’s got 20 agents running, and he has ...

Can you legally name your baby anything you want in America? Not quite. But you can name your baby almost anything you want. Having the right to select a name of your choosing for your baby is as ...

William Parks is a Game Rant editor from the USA. Upon graduating from the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts, William entered the realm of fine arts administration, ...

As you begin your journey to defeat the Paintress in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, you'll have a damage cap of 9,999 meaning some of your skills won't be as effective. So how do you remove the damage ...

Where in the world is your name? NASA's got the answer. No joke — one NASA tool lets you spell out your name using real satellite images from around the globe. Each letter comes with its own ...