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Biden administration expected to delay controversial menthol cigarette ban - Vimarsana News

Biden administration expected to delay controversial menthol cigarette ban

President Joe Biden's controversial ban on menthol cigarettes and other flavored cigars will likely be delayed until at least the spring.

Biden menthol cigarette ban slammed as 'retributive' by black officers and drug experts - Vimarsana News

Biden menthol cigarette ban slammed as 'retributive' by black officers and drug experts

President Joe Biden will soon roll out a national ban on menthol cigarettes and other flavored cigars, a move that is vehemently opposed by some black law enforcement officers and drug policy experts despite its billing as a public health initiative.

Downtown fire at abandoned building leaves 3 with smoke inhalation - Vimarsana News

Downtown fire at abandoned building leaves 3 with smoke inhalation

Crews responded near Charleston Boulevard and Third Street around 6:20 p.m.

State helps helps minorities hurt in the War on Drugs get started in the canna industry - Vimarsana News

State helps helps minorities hurt in the War on Drugs get started in the canna industry

Colorado has been a leader in decriminalizing marijuana in some ways, but in others, such as pardons for possession offenses and social equity in the marijuana industry, the state is

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Las Vegas arts and culture festival First Friday continues to evolve and adapt - Vimarsana News

Las Vegas arts and culture festival First Friday continues to evolve and adapt

“For some artists, this is their bread and butter. They don’t have a brick and mortar. They’re making art in their house. This is how they feed their families, coming to First Friday.”