Leading yesterday’s New York Times op-ed page is a column by Bill Keller, Show Me Your Papers. It supports the faulty claim that we can solve our nation’s immigration woes if we just create a national ...

The ability to formally identify oneself has increasingly become integral to many aspects of civic participation and inclusion. Experts argue that formalized identity management systems have the ...

Losing your National Identity Card can be frustrating, especially when you need it for essential services. Whether it was ...

I don't have a REAL ID–compliant driver's license and don't plan to get one. I figure if the federal government wants to implement internal passports in the U.S., which after 20 years of political and ...

The Federal Government, through the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), is set to unveil an enhanced National Identity card layered with payment capabilities and social service features.

The following is an open letter to President George W. Bush penned by Stephen Hunt, CEO of Exton, Pa.-based Datastrip Inc., a maker of ID cards that use a 2-D bar-code technology. Dear Mr. President: ...

Governments are increasingly making registration in national ID systems mandatory for accessing social benefits, healthcare services, and other forms of state support. However, by virtue of their ...

The Federal Government through the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) has concluded arrangements to launch a new National Identity Card with payment and other social service features. The ...