The REAL ID Act mandates federally approved IDs for flights by May 2025. It could pose challenges for married women with name changes.

If you plan to travel in the U.S. by plane this year, you may need to upgrade your ID to meet new federal requirements. Why ...

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The president’s Day 1 actions included directives that fly in the face of legal limits on involving the military in domestic operations and the constitutional guarantee of birthright citizenship.

The U.S. military must produce a plan to “seal the borders” under an executive order signed Monday by the new president. But experts suggest that the order may set up a legal challenge that ...

Could it curb rampant fraud, waste, and abuse within military contracting? Will the Pentagon finally pass a financial audit after seven consecutive failed attempts? Might the war in Ukraine ...

Apart from linking national identification numbers of power consumers, the company will also leverage on residential address systems for easy tracking and consumption monitoring, which is expected to ...

The legal requirements for getting the military involved in immigration enforcement are complicated. No single law explicitly prevents Trump from using U.S. military assets for deportations.

This applies to people whose first Pennsylvania driver’s license, learner’s permit or photo ID card was issued after September of 2003, provided your information remains on file with PennDOT.

The REAL ID Act went into effect nationwide on May 11 ... and security of state-issued driver licenses and identification cards, which in turn will help fight terrorism and reduce identity ...

MOSCOW, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Russia has opened an investigation after video footage was published on social media showing what appear to be a military policeman savagely beating contract soldiers ...