Tax-free weekend: what are the dates for each state and what products are included?
Tax-free weekends are short periods during which states exempt certain items from sales tax, aimed at helping families save on back-to-school purchases.
The White House's new "AI Action Plan" includes a resurrected form of the controversial AI law moratorium, advising against state regulations that could hinder federal funding.
Why Your State Is Costing You Remote Jobs And What To Do About It
Even when a worker would normally qualify as a traveler based on distance, local licensing creates extra administrative hurdles, so employers set hard rules that donât always make sense to the worker.
These are the alternative options to obtain a REAL ID outside the DMV
At the annual New York International Auto Show, DMV staff will be on site processing upgrades through April 27, providing a convenient option for visitors.
Some Insurers Pledge to Ease Burden on L.A. Fire Victims, but Others Say No
Many California insurers will pay 75% of contents coverage for wildfire victims without itemizing losses, but major player State Farm declined to comply.
Daycare teacher's controversial nap time rule divides the internet
Daycare regulations may conflict with parental requests regarding children's nap schedules, highlighting a need for communication and adjustment in routines.
Stat(s) Of The Week: Employment Law And Election Day
As there is no federal law mandating employees to have time off for voting, it's important for employers and employees to understand state-specific regulations regarding Election Day leave.