Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is accusing the popular online gaming platform Roblox of becoming "breeding grounds for predators" and is issuing criminal subpoenas against the company on ...
ORLANDO, Fla. – Allegations of child exploitation and grooming on Roblox have sparked legal action and a criminal investigation in Florida. On Monday, the state announced it is targeting the popular ...
From today, digital veteran cards are available for ex-members of the armed services - the first step in the digitisation of almost every form of ID. No, this isn't the controversial "mandatory" right ...
The launch of digital veteran cards could serve as a "case study" to ease concerns over the government's plans to bring in mandatory digital ID for anyone wanting to work, a minister has said. About ...
Veterans will have the option to apply for digital ID from today (Picture: Getty Images) Veterans will be able to apply for digital ID cards from today as the government tests its plans for the future ...
Digital ID cards could come to Jersey and Guernsey if the islands' governments want them, a minister in Westminster has confirmed. In September, the UK government announced plans to have digital ID ...
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is proposing the revival of a corporate tax that the Windy City eliminated over a decade ago that businesses are warning would cost the city jobs. Johnson is proposing a ...
FILE - A man uses a cell phone in New Orleans, Aug. 11, 2019. (AP Photo/Jenny Kane, File) (Jenny Kane) MONROE COUNTY, Mich. – A Monroe County man accused of sexually exploiting numerous children ...
On October 21, the Ministry of Science and Technology organized a program to celebrate National Digital Transformation Day 2025, themed: “Digital transformation: Faster - more efficient - closer to ...
A legal Chicago resident spoke exclusively with NBC Chicago and Telemundo Chicago after receiving a $130 fine from immigration agents during recent Border Patrol operations in Rogers Park. The ...
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'Mission creep!': Teenage activist sounds alarm on Digital ID as he blasts 'state control'
Teenage campaigner Montgomery Toms has warned Britain is “sleepwalking into state control” through the introduction of Digital ID. Speaking to GB News, the 18-year-old described the plans as ...
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