Author: Daniel Okafor
Daniel Okafor writes the business and legal explainers at Fox Bulletin, covering the paperwork small companies actually run into: company structures, insurance cover, employment rules and the state-by-state differences that catch owners out. The guides start from the assumption that nobody enjoys reading a statute.
Free Android Games: 12 of the Best on Google Play
The free Android games worth installing, ranked by downloads and sorted by the thing that actually matters: whether they carry ads and how far their in-app purchases go.
Free Mac Games: 14 That Actually Run on macOS
The free Mac games worth installing, each one verified as macOS compatible and ranked by live players, and why the Mac App Store turns out to be the wrong place to look.
Free PC Games You Can Keep This Week: October 11, 2026
The free PC games you can claim and keep this week, what is coming next on the Epic schedule, and which free Steam games people are actually playing right now.
Stand Your Ground States: All 30 and the 5 In Between
Thirty states have removed the duty to retreat by statute. Here is each one with its code section, the five that went partway, and how the doctrine differs from castle doctrine.
Constitutional Carry States: All 29 and the Limits
Twenty-nine states let a qualifying adult carry a concealed handgun without a permit. Here is when each law took effect, what it does not change, and why permits still matter.
NFL Salary Cap: How It Works, Dead Money and Franchise Tags
The cap is a cash flow puzzle, not a spending limit. Proration, dead money, void years and the 89 percent floor, with the current numbers.
States With No Property Tax: Why None Exist, Plus Property Tax by State
There are no states with no property tax. Effective rates run from 0.29% in Hawaii to 1.88% in New Jersey and Illinois. Every state's rate, and the exemptions that can cut a bill to zero.
Minimum Wage by State 2026: Every State’s Rate, Plus Tipped Wages
The federal minimum wage is still $7.25, but 30 states and DC set higher rates, from $8.75 in West Virginia to $17.13 in Washington. Every state's rate and tipped wage for 2026.
No-Fault States: All 12, With PIP Minimums and Lawsuit Rules
Florida, Hawaii, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Pennsylvania and Utah use no-fault car insurance. What each requires and when you can still sue.
One-Party Consent States: Recording Laws in All 50 States
Thirty-six states and DC let you record a conversation you are part of. Nine require everyone's consent, three split the rule between calls and in-person talks, and two are unsettled.
States With No Sales Tax: All 5, Plus Sales Tax by State
Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon have no statewide sales tax. What each one taxes instead, and the 2026 sales tax rate in every other state.
Community Property States: All 9, Plus the 5 Opt-In States
Nine US states are community property states: Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin. Five more let married couples opt in through a trust.
Best Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra Cases: 7 Compared on Protection and Weight
Seven Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra cases compared on hinge protection, magnets, kickstands and weight, plus why Fold8 cases will not fit the Ultra.
How to Fill Out the FAFSA for 2027-28: A Step-by-Step Guide
How to fill out the 2027-28 FAFSA, which opened on 23 September 2026: what you need, who counts as a contributor, the IRS consent step, state deadlines, and the 2026 Pell and loan changes.
How to Register to Vote in 2026: Online, by Mail or in Person
How to register to vote for the 3 November 2026 midterm election: online, by mail or in person, what you need, when state deadlines fall, and how to check you are already registered.