Good morning! As you can see, The Point received a makeover. We hope you like the new look and layout. The Legislature is in session on this chilly Monday, as is the U.S. Senate. The House is off for the week. Here are this morning’s headlines:

Young professionals and volunteers can still register for a special advocacy event tomorrow in Albany. The day will include a legislative briefing and a full schedule of legislative visits – The Point

The New York Credit Union Association is celebrating outgoing board chair Mark Pfisterer’s leadership with a special testimonial reception at the 2017 Annual Meeting & Convention. Proceeds will benefit the New York Credit Union Foundation – NYCUA

Several New York credit unions are appealing a court ruling, which rejected their argument that regulatory treatment of medallion taxicabs violated the equal protection clause under the U.S. Constitution – CU Times

NCUA has received $400 million from Credit Suisse for claims arising from losses related to purchases of residential mortgage-backed securities by corporate credit unions – NCUA

Unemployment continues to drop and is now at its lowest rate in more than 10 years – New York Times New York Times

IBM has published a security alert warning that some USB flash drives it shipped contain malware – CUToday

House Republicans on Thursday passed legislation aimed at replacing the Affordable Care Act, but the health care bill faces an uncertain future in the Senate – The Hill

Visa will help its financial institution partners create customized digital card management services for their members and customers – PYMNTS