The Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday announced its first authorization of fruit-flavored electronic cigarettes intended for adult smokers.
North Carolina's AG announced he reached a settlement with the e-cigarette maker, requiring it to pay $40M and make "drastic changes" to how it operates in the state.
Despite a recent ban on most flavored e-cigarettes popular with underage teenagers, some kids are finding a way around it.
People across the nation may see an increase in the legal age to buy tobacco products by Friday.
Doctors are warning about the potential dangers of second-hand smoke from electronic cigarettes as the number of cases of lung injury related to smoking e-cigarettes continues to rise.
Yonkers was the first municipality in New York to enact the ban, which took effect October 1.