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AHSAA Restructures Classifications, Expanding Championship Pathways for 2026-28
sports1 month ago

AHSAA Restructures Classifications, Expanding Championship Pathways for 2026-28

The Alabama High School Athletic Association Central Board approved a two-year reclassification plan for 2026-27 and 2027-28, replacing the seven-class system with six public divisions and two private divisions, removing the private 1.35 multiplier and balance adjustments, and implementing a unified post-season championship model while allowing all member schools to schedule against one another in the regular season.

via AHSAA.com|
#ahsaa#championships#private-schools
Trump's Marijuana Reclassification Sparks Industry Changes
business2 months ago

Trump's Marijuana Reclassification Sparks Industry Changes

The potential reclassification of cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III by the federal government could significantly improve access to banking, loans, and payment processing for dispensaries, helping to legitimize the industry, reduce security risks, and foster growth and research. This change aims to address longstanding legal, financial, and tax challenges faced by cannabis businesses, which have been limited by federal restrictions despite growing state-level acceptance and revenue.

via NBC News|
#banking#business#cannabis
Trump's Executive Order on Marijuana Reclassification and Its Impact on States and Medical Research
health2 months ago

Trump's Executive Order on Marijuana Reclassification and Its Impact on States and Medical Research

President Trump signed an executive order reclassifying marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, potentially easing research restrictions and reducing stigma, though it does not legalize the drug federally. Experts believe this change could facilitate more scientific studies on marijuana's medical benefits, but some caution about increased addiction risks and emphasize that marijuana's medicinal value remains unproven by conclusive research.

via ABC News|
#drug-policy#executive-order#health
Trump's Executive Order Reshapes Cannabis Policy and Industry Opportunities
politics2 months ago

Trump's Executive Order Reshapes Cannabis Policy and Industry Opportunities

President Trump signed an executive order to expedite the reclassification of marijuana from Schedule 1 to Schedule 3, aiming to facilitate medical research and acknowledge potential medical benefits, though it stops short of full legalization or recreational reform. The move was influenced by lobbying from the cannabis industry and is seen as a symbolic first step, with ongoing barriers and debates about its implications and enforcement.

via CNN|
#cannabis-industry#marijuana#medical-research
Trump's Executive Order Boosts Cannabis Access and Industry Growth
world2 months ago

Trump's Executive Order Boosts Cannabis Access and Industry Growth

President Trump signed an executive order to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, easing restrictions and potentially expanding medical access, while emphasizing it does not legalize recreational use. The move is seen as a significant shift in U.S. cannabis policy, opening doors for industry growth, research, and medical applications, with some stock impacts and industry implications.

via CNBC|
#cannabis#executive-order#marijuana
Trump Considers Rescheduling Marijuana to Boost Industry and Tax Revenue
world2 months ago

Trump Considers Rescheduling Marijuana to Boost Industry and Tax Revenue

U.S. President Donald Trump is considering an executive order to reclassify marijuana as a Schedule III drug, which could significantly impact the cannabis industry by easing regulations, increasing research opportunities, and improving access to funding. The move would mark a major shift in federal drug policy, potentially lowering taxes and making it easier for banks and investors to participate in the sector. However, no final decision has been made yet, and the DEA will review the recommendation from health authorities.

via Reuters|
#cannabis-industry#federal-policy#marijuana