A new magazine brings the Marlboro Man a hefty dose of retro glory  and none of that icky girl stuff.

The legislation would require stores to keep tobacco products in cabinets, under the counter or otherwise concealed

Anti-smoking groups are taking matters into their own hands

Cigarettes that contain less addictive nicotine increase the odds that a smoker will drop the habit

Smoking kills over 480,000 people in the U.S. every year

Studies have suggested that teens’ perception of risk in these products is influenced by flavor

Four Swedish heavy metal babes leave a journalist feeling outclassed as they discuss cigars, groupies and suicide.

And it's helping tobacco companies avoid up to $1.1 billion in taxes

In a book proposal for his autobiography, Cuba's maximum leader Fidel Castro outs his brother, calls Robert Kennedy a "complete fool" and compares Che Guevara to Princess Diana.

The gold medal winning hockey team boozes it up on the ice and sparks condemnation

“Killing your own voters seems like a bad electoral strategy,” columnist warns

She's tried everything to quit, and failed. Why can I forgive addiction in my friends, but not in my mom?

How "Mare of Easttown" and "I Care a Lot" reflects the grittier practice of vaping as smoking exits stage left

Absolute bans across campuses in several states could come soon

The world's wealthiest people have gathered at the World Economic Forum to discuss income inequality