Author name: Cornell Scott

Many New York workers assume that “blacklisting” — the practice of secretly sharing a negative reputation to ruin future job prospects […]

New Yorkers can legally play blackjack in 2026, but only at licensed brick‑and‑mortar casinos and at approved online platforms that

Did you know that in 2025, 12 percent of New York births were planned at home, yet many families remain unsure whether

The short answer is yes, Bitcoin mining can be legal in New York after the 2026 ban updates, but only if

Crypto merchants and everyday users alike wonder if they can keep paying with BitPay in the Empire State without running

New York’s crypto market has exploded—over $12 billion in retail trading volume was recorded last year—yet the state remains one of

Auto‑renewal contracts are permissible in New York, but the practice is tightly regulated. Under the 2022 amendment to N.Y. General Business

New York law permits “ballot harvesting,” also called third‑party ballot collection, but only under tightly defined circumstances. Voters may hand

New York’s new betting framework has turned the spotlight on every online sportsbook, and the question on everyone’s mind is

The short answer is no – the general use of bait to attract game is illegal for most hunters in

Bamboo is still legal to plant in New York after the 2026 Planting Rules, but the new regulations impose specific

Betting in New York in 2026 is limited to a handful of state‑approved mobile platforms. The only apps that are

Cash App remains legal for New York consumers, but the 2026 state‑wide fintech reforms impose stricter licensing, reporting and consumer‑protection rules that

The short answer is yes, the Sleeper app can remain legal in New York after the 2026 gambling reforms, but only

The short answer is yes – the Betr app can operate legally in New York after the 2026 regulatory updates,