The first stage, kicking in on April 15, includes a 25 percent surcharge on vegetables, cereals, tobacco, some vehicles, and electronics. There could also be a 10 percent rate on toys and games.

That couldn’t be further from the truth. In March, an organization that supports tobacco harm reduction unveiled what’s intended as an antidote. Knowledge-Action-Change (KAC), based in the United ...

Washington state lawmakers are rolling out a one-two legislative punch with twin bills aiming to snuff out flavored tobacco and light up taxes on cigarettes. It’s a move meant to curb youth ...

The link between the virus and disease has opened new ways to consider how MS might be treated. Antiviral drugs are being investigated in clinical trials as possible add-ons to the standard MS ...

British American Tobacco is one of the world's largest cigarette makers. The company sells cigarettes in many different countries. The high yield on this stock appears safe, but that doesn't mean ...

In addition to King, dozens of other CTP employees received dismissal notices on April 1, including two entire offices responsible for drafting new tobacco regulations and setting policy ...

Patients with high fevers have been coughing up blood in Russia in an outbreak of a mystery illness as Russian authorities have been forced to dismiss speculation that an unidentified virus is ...