People in the UK are still getting a national digital ID in 2029, but it will not be mandatory for right-to-work checks, with other options for identity verification remaining legal. Chief Secretary ...

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Brianne Nadeau, a member of the Council of the District of Columbia in Washington, D.C., proposed legislation to tackle plastic pollution in a way that puts money in locals' pockets, WJLA reported. It ...

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