A crackdown by the U.S. Postal Service on distributors of unregulated vapes using its services for business shipments could ...

The U.S. Postal Service has cracked down on distributors of unregulated vapes using its services for business shipments, ...

Why do we smoke more? The short answer is that the stresses of homophobia and transphobia during our youth drive us to look for a way to escape, and many escape through tobacco. Big Tobacco knows this ...

Big Tobacco has the clout, cash and cleverness to take marijuana to the next level in not only the US but around the globe. They can make cannabis an international juggernaut not only ...

Naturally. But since the 1950s, that had been a failing strategy. Big Tobacco hadn’t lost a court case brought by an individual smoker or paid a penny in settlements or damages.

Authored by Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, the report calls out Big Tobacco as a key driver of the disparities, pointing to decades of aggressive, highly specific marketing aimed at those communities.

In fact, Big Tobacco’s use of the same master playbook for cigarettes as for food goes back decades earlier. In the ’60s, R.J. Reynolds conducted market research on children for the ...

Units of Philip Morris, British American Tobacco and Japan Tobacco will pay $22.7 billion to settle all smoking-related lawsuits in Canada.

ALBANY – The nation’s big cigarette-makers got what they have been seeking for years: a reduction in what they will pay New York State from the historic settlement of 1998.

According to Fisher, tobacco industry revenue from the "youth-addicted population" between 1954 and 2000 ranges from $552 billion to $926 billion, depending on which assumption is made.