nside a basement shop in Washington, D.C., on a bustling street filled with restaurants and nightclubs, a hazy cloud with the sweet scent of cotton candy and vanilla custard lingers in the air. Two men are sitting at a tasting bar smoking the latest flavors of “e-juice,” while the shop manager “vapes” on his electronic cigarette, or “box mod” device, behind the counter.

Deciding to be a smoke-free person isn’t easy, but when you see the great improvements to your life and to your health, you’ll want to set follows your plan as soon as possible.

Corrections officials have quietly canceled a total ban on tobacco in prisons this summer and now allow inmates to work release centers have up to 10 packs of cigarettes each.

All-out war on smoking will be won in the trenches, but there is fear of those leading the charge is losing their appreciation for freedom.

The government should consider banning from selling of cigarettes from dairy, Otago University researchers say.

Smokers on the campus of Ohio University in Athens are being put on notice: your days of leaving the dormitory or other campus buildings for a cigarette numbered – at least if you want to do it legally.

Assam today took a step toward becoming one from the first state in the nation to ban all smokeless tobacco products with the state government table a bill in the Assembly on this issue.

In an attempt to oust loitering drinkers and smokers from city parks, the Tehachapi City Council approved a resolution banning the use of tobacco and alcohol in these areas during its regular meeting on Monday, July 1.