As late Vikings GM Mike Lynn used to say while puffing on a Kool cigarette ... 2016 in St Paul, Minnesota. (Photo by Adam Bettcher/Getty Images for Starkey Hearing Foundation) — Arguably ...

The snacks are made and sold by the brand Nabisco, which, from 1985 to 1999 was owned by RJ Reynolds, the tobacco company behind ... including Hawaiian Punch, Kool-Aid, Capri Sun, and Tang.' ...

What’s better than snacking on theme park albondigas while watching a singer-songwriter reminisce about the last decade and a ...

The tobacco industry is up to their old tricks once again by doing anything they can to attract kids to their products. Fruit ...

March 3 (Reuters) - A Delaware judge on Monday ordered ITG Brands to pay rival cigarette maker Reynolds ... from Reynolds' June 2015 sale of the Kool, Maverick, Salem and Winston brands to ITG ...

This week's budget revealed tobacco excise revenue has collapsed to its lowest level in almost 15 years, with billions in expected revenue now up in smoke. Photo shows A male hand holding a ...

Reynolds is a unit of British American Tobacco, while ITG is a unit of Britain's Imperial Brands. ITG said it plans to appeal. The case arose from Reynolds' June 2015 sale of the Kool, Maverick, Salem ...

A Delaware chancellery judge ruled for a final time Monday that ITG Brands LLC is responsible for making annual Master Settlement Agreement payments on four traditional cigarette brands in Florida.

“Judges like that, we call them judges who drink the Kool Aid, because instead of them ... after the officer asked them to put out their cigarettes at a subway station — despite prosecutors ...

She reached into her handbag for cigarettes. Seated right underneath a large no smoking sign, she lit up a Kool. She became quiet. With a far-off look she said, “King Curtis — what a loss.” ...

will be banned for having a hidden DEI agenda, and vaccines will be replaced with a potion of rat’s eyes, chewing tobacco and Kool-Aid cooked up by Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo.

Australian law enforcement agencies tackling the "relentless" illicit tobacco trade are getting a federal funding boost to double down on their efforts. The federal government has announced $156.7 ...