With teams from each state that legalized marijuana going to the Super Bowl, MPP has sprung for billboards in the area.

Seeking Alpha reports the meteoric rise of CannaVest, Inc. over the past year, asking if the sky-high valuation and 37-fold increase in market cap, is justified.

Patrick Kennedy, chairman of anti-pot crusading Project SAM, has finally admitted that marijuana is safer than alcohol. He still argues in favor of prohibition.

New York Times reports that a clothing optional, weed friendly bed and breakfast opening in Denver.

Senator Scutari of New Jersey plans to introduce legislation similar to Colorado’s Amendment 64, rightly claiming that legalization would generate and save millions.

Steve Elliott slams ignorant mainstream reporters for repeatedly reporting marijuana poisoning in pets. Marijuana is not poisonous to pets, or any mammal.

Medical marijuana advocates gathered in Baton Rouge, Louisiana to tell lawmakers to legalize the plant for medicinal uses.

Joseph Brownstein explores the health affects, short and long term, answering the question of which is safer: marijuana or alcohol?

Poland has hosted several speakers from Seattle to discuss drug laws, their costs and the benefits of reform.

Advocates in Oregon are worried that the medical marijuana testing rules they fought for may have become too restrictive.

Marijuana Policy Project has started a petition on Change.org to remove cannabis from the list of controlled substances.

Chicago Tribune covers one of Illinois’ more controversial proposed medical marijuana rules: give up your right to own a gun for your card.

Illinois’ medical cannabis pilot program has made its draft rules available to the public and asks for feedback to make the program safe and convenient.

Daily Beast’s Nick Gillespie explains that ending the war on pot is Obama’s opportunity to be remembered as President.

EuroNews covers the Colorado cannabis tourism industry from a tourist’s perspective, and notes that the industry is still too young to thoroughly examine.

A Nottingham bar was closed for hosting the Nottingham Cannabis Club, and law enforcement reminds us that all drugs destroy user’s lives… Oh, except alcohol.

A proposed temporary dispensary ban in Hillsboro, Oregon is not meant to become permanent, according to Planning Director Colin Cooper.

Opposing Views covers Bill Murray’s Ask Me Anything on Reddit, in which he states that the war on drugs is a failure.

CNN covers stories of cannabis consumers that fight stereotypes and dispel the stigma surrounding cannabis.

With Illinois officials working out the kinks of the new medical marijuana law, pharmacists have shown interest in dispensing the meds.