In a preliminary phase, President Luis Abinader will be the first Dominican to get his ID in January, and there are plans to issue cards in companies and other select operations. The whole process ...

Starting Feb. 1, travelers who don't have the required government-issued ID will need to pay a fee and undergo a biometric ...

The TSA is enforcing the REAL ID law, and about five percent of travelers still do not have a compliant ID. Beginning ...

Advanced AI-powered demining technology for wide-scale use in land reclamation and reconstruction globally proves effective ...

The Health and Wellness committee at Northwestern University is planning to install a "reproductive vending machine" that will dispense free Plan B, condoms, tampons, lubricant, urine test kits and ...

The Mutation Machine is a way to combine Plants and Brainrots in Plants Vs Brainrots. Instead of fusing Brainrots to find new ones with the Fusion Machine, we can now combine mutations. This is a cool ...

Credit card balances have dropped 2.5% in the past 12 months – the largest decline we've seen since the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 – and credit card spending has dipped for the third time ...

The first ID card I ever had was the flimsy piece of laminated paper that made up my driver’s license. In the US, a driver’s license includes a photo, biometric information (eye colour, height, etc.) ...

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – California driver’s licenses and identification cards now have a new design and feature security upgrades. This week, the state Department of Motor Vehicles began issuing new ...

California DMV unveiled redesigned driver’s licenses with state landscape imagery. New cards replace magnetic strips with embedded digital signatures in back barcodes. Existing licenses remain valid ...

The DMV is rolling out a new California driver's license and ID card featuring a revamped design and security features. The gold miner on the current cards has been replaced with images of ...

As consumer-grade hacking devices become more powerful and accessible than ever, educational institutions are facing a growing physical security threat; one that doesn’t involve breaking locks or ...