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Binance CEO CZ Warns of Crypto Listing Scams | Stay Safe
Binance founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao has warned crypto projects that anyone claiming they can secure a Binance listing for a fee is running a scam, according to posts and reports published in late 2025 and early 2026. The warning matters because listing rumors can move token prices sharply, and Binance has also been revising how listings work through newer community-voting features and public criticism of its own process. That combination creates a fertile environment for impersonators.
Ultimate Bitcoin Outlook: What to Expect in the Market
Bitcoin trades steadily near $68,000 as of February 21, 2026, showing resilience amid macroeconomic and regulatory headwinds. This stability comes after a volatile stretch that saw the cryptocurrency fall from its October 2025 peak of over $126,000. The current outlook hinges on institutional flows, regulatory developments, and macro liquidity trends.
Australia Tokenization Market Could Generate $16.7B, RBA Says
Australia’s push into tokenized finance is moving from theory to live market testing. The Reserve Bank of Australia has tied tokenization to multi-billion-dollar efficiency gains, while a later industry study cited by the RBA put the broader opportunity at about AU$19 billion a year. That places Australia’s wholesale market experiments, regulatory relief, and digital money trials at the center of a wider race to modernize settlement infrastructure.
How to Amplify Your Crypto Holdings with SRCGAME
With the rise of SRCGAME SGM’s popularity and value, more and more people are looking into how to stake SRCGAME SGM to earn rewards and secure the network. SRCGAME SGM staking has become an attractive option for holders who want to put their SGM to work and participate in the proof-of-stake consensus mechanism. Staking SRCGAME SGM not only offers the potential for passive income but also plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity and security of the SRCGAME SGM blockchain.
Differences in opioid prescriptions between subjects with and without intellectual and developmental disability during the COVID-19 pandemic
ABSTRACT Objective This study compared opioid prescription rates between individuals with and without intellectual and developmental disability (IDD) in Utah from 2019 to 2021. Methods Using the 2019–2021 Utah All Payer Claims Database (APCD), we analyzed adults aged 18–62 in 2019, matching those with IDD to those without. We examined opioid prescription frequency, total days of supply, and average morphine milligram equivalents (MME) per prescription each year.
Where I Stand on Paid Family Medical Leave
As I seek reelection as your state representative for House District 40, which encompasses Colfax, Mora, Rio Arriba, San Miguel, and Taos counties, I want to share my perspective on an essential issue that will continue to be a focal point in our legislature: Paid Family Medical Leave. Paid family medical leave is not just a policy; it’s a lifeline for employees facing significant life events, such as welcoming a new child or dealing with a serious illness.
July 1, 2024 Deadline for California Employers to Implement Workplace Violence Prevention Plan | JD Supra
REMINDER: The deadline for compliance with Senate Bill No. 553 (“SB 553”) is approaching. This new law mandates that covered California employers must implement measures to prevent and address workplace violence. One such measure, added in Section 6401.9 to the California Labor Code, requires employers to adopt a comprehensive Workplace Violence Prevention Plan (“WVPP”) by July 1, 2024. Cal/OSHA has published a Model WVPP. The Model WVPP is designed to assist employers in drafting their own plans.
Governor Newsom Endorses Legislation to Bolster Bargaining Rights for Temporary Public Employees | JD Supra
On October 10, 2023, Governor Newsom signed California Assembly Bill 1484 (2023) (“AB 1484”), supporting bargaining rights for temporary employees effective January 1, 2024. AB 1484 amends existing law under the Meyers-Millas-Brown Act ("MMBA") to include Section 3507.7, which provides that temporary employees of cities and counties may be included in the same bargaining unit as permanent employees who perform similar work. (Gov.
Veterans and active-duty service members should be wary of scams
With the observance of Veterans Day and the holidays approaching, it is important to remind people that criminals will be trying even harder to steal their money using fraud and scams. And no one is more at risk of these types of crimes than our veterans, service members and their families, including the 151,204 veterans who call New Mexico home. One out of every three American veterans has had a scammer try and steal their benefits.
How I Became a Jailhouse Lawyer in a New York Prison
“I need help!” These words were written on a letter I held in my hands two years ago. It came from a man in solitary confinement. He wrote that corrections officers found a Motorola phone in his cell. As a result, he was given six months in the box. More than just contraband, authorities believed the phone — with possible access to apps like Uber and Google Maps — was an escape tool. This made the consequences more severe, and included the possibility of a lengthened prison sentence.
Commentary: A second chance for justice
“What do you have to lose?” Judge Albert Lorenzo asked the prosecutors. It was May 2022, and after serving 15 years of a 50-years-to-life sentence for murder and attempted murder, I was back in a Bronx courthouse. I had filed a motion based on a law that requires state prosecutors to disclose favorable evidence to defendants — a law well known but rarely invoked to access evidence at the post-conviction stage.
Sanchez Delivers Address to Grads
Editor’s note: Rep. Joseph Sanchez (D-Alcalde) spoke at Northern New Mexico College’s graduation ceremony on May 13. His speech is below. Hello class of 2023, it is an honor to be here with you today, and congratulations to each and every one of you, on your huge accomplishment. I was a student here at northern over 25 years ago. I even played basketball in this gym; and not on the basketball team. A few friends and I would get together to play when there weren’t classes going on.
Are You Just Another Worker Lost in the Rat Maze With Everyone Else? - Employment Strategist and Business Expert, Joseph S. Sanchez, Publishes Powerful New Volume to Help American Employees Get Ahead: 'Soar Like an Eagle, and Leave the Pack Behind'
, /PRNewswire/ -- Author and educator Joseph Sanchez announced the release of a new guidebook filled with the experience and practical advice he has taught for many years in classrooms and to his professional clients and friends. Serving as an easy-to-use guidebook and written in a no-nonsense way, "Soar Like an Eagle" guides workers out of the futility of doing the same thing, day in and day out, while getting back nothing.
Protect older New Mexicans by eliminating tax on Social Security
Joseph P. Sanchez AARP New Mexico applauds Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham for including the elimination of the state tax on Social Security benefits among her priorities for the 2022 New Mexico Legislative Session. Something AARP has been advocating for the last several years. The elimination of the state tax on hard-earned Social Security benefits is something AARP New Mexico has been advocating for over the past several years.
Protect older New Mexicans by eliminating tax on Social Security Original
Joseph P. Sanchez AARP New Mexico applauds Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham for including the elimination of the state tax on Social Security benefits among her priorities for the 2022 New Mexico Legislative Session. Something AARP has been advocating for the last several years. The elimination of the state tax on hard-earned Social Security benefits is something AARP New Mexico has been advocating for over the past several years.
House must reinstate land grant committee
Land grants represent a proud part of Spanish heritage in New Mexico, being made to both individuals and communities dating to 1598. For many, our roots are traced to these lands, with multiple generations of families being raised on the land, along with our livestock and livelihoods. Land grant representation, along with acequias and rural communities, must always be top of mind for New Mexico policymakers, especially at a point in time when rural equity must be addressed.
Land grants must be protected
Land grants represent a proud part of Spanish heritage in New Mexico, being made to both individuals and communities dating back to 1598. For many, our roots are traced to these lands, with multiple generations of families being raised on the land, along with our livestock and livelihoods. Land grant representation, along with acequias and rural communities, must always be top of mind for New Mexico policy makers, especially at a point in time where rural equity must be addressed.
New Mexico needs Social Security tax relief
Joseph P. Sanchez As AARP New Mexico’s state director, I feel compelled to respond to the recent Op-Ed, “Social Security Benefits are Mostly Untaxed” by Amber Wallin, of New Mexico Voices for Children. Pitting generations against each other serves no one, especially when we are talking about the two most vulnerable populations in our state. We cannot fund children’s programs on the backs of older New Mexicans living on fixed incomes.
New Mexico needs Social Security tax relief
Joseph P. Sanchez As AARP New Mexico’s state director, I feel compelled to respond to the recent Op-Ed, “Social Security Benefits are Mostly Untaxed” by Amber Wallin, of New Mexico Voices for Children. Pitting generations against each other serves no one, especially when we are talking about the two most vulnerable populations in our state. We cannot fund children’s programs on the backs of older New Mexicans living on fixed incomes.
New Mexico needs Social Security tax relief
Joseph P. Sanchez As AARP New Mexico’s state director, I feel compelled to respond to the recent Op-Ed, “Social Security Benefits are Mostly Untaxed” by Amber Wallin, of New Mexico Voices for Children. Pitting generations against each other serves no one, especially when we are talking about the two most vulnerable populations in our state. We cannot fund children’s programs on the backs of older New Mexicans living on fixed incomes.
Workers' Compensation Presumption For COVID-19 Contracted In The Workplace
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Employer Obligation To Report COVID-19 Exposure In The Workplace
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SB 1383 Expands Calif. Family Rights Act | JD Supra
New Law Takes Effect Jan. 1 Senate Bill 1383, signed into law by California Gov. Gavin Newsom, now applies the California Family Rights Act to employers with 5 or more employees across the State. Previously, CFRA only applied to employers with 50 or more employees in a 75-mile radius (mirroring the Family Medical Leave Act standard), whereas the New Parent Leave law applied to smaller employers with 20 or more employees in a 75-mile radius. Signed Sept. 17 and taking effect on Jan.
Employer Obligation to Report COVID-19 Exposure in the Workplace | JD Supra
Assembly Bill 685 Expands Cal/OSHA Authority In one of several efforts to protect employees in the workplace from COVID-19 exposure and risk, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 685, expanding the Division of Occupational Safety and Health’s authority and allowing the State to monitor COVID-19 cases in the workplace more closely.
Workers’ Compensation Presumption for COVID-19 Contracted in the Workplace | JD Supra
Senate Bill 1159 Takes Effect Immediately A new California law extends a workers’ compensation presumption for employees who test positive for COVID-19 contracted in the workplace. Senate Bill 1159, signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom last week, extends the COVID-19 presumptions that were contained in a now-expired executive order Newsom signed in May.
Department of Labor Proposes Increase to FLSA Exemption Salary Threshold - California Public Sector Employers Would Feel the Impact | JD Supra
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