Michael Ross reviews "Ashes To Ashes: America's Hundred-Year Cigarette War the Public Health and the Unabashed Triumph of Philip Morris" by Richard Kluger.

New research suggests that graphic warning images are unlikely to dissuade teen smokers who are already addicted

Jerry Garcia's health was failing. The music wasn't firing. The crowds were anarchic. The final days of the Dead

The explosions have been caused by users attempting to charge the e-cigarette with an incompatible device

The man in charge of the vetting process explains the appeal of Sarah Palin, and why Joe Lieberman wasn't a good choice for legal reasons.

Now Washingtonians know the name of the baseball team that will be taking their money. Plus: "Monday Night Football" misses a chance for some real fun.

Ian Fleming's 007 is often most memorable when he's most offensive.

The Expos are going to Washington (probably), so they'll need a new name. Let's think of one that really describes this sorry episode in baseball history.

By Jeff Edwards

A former governor with rock star popularity will run for Olympia Snowe’s seat as an independent

Mohammed Al-Madadi turned an in-flight smoke into a terrorist scare. Did he get immunity from common sense?

Unflattering photos are an age-old political tradition. It's only gotten worse. Plus: LBJ's shocking sketch of RFK

Sequestered in receipts, water bottles and human urine, humans know BPA is bad for us. Why can't we quit it?

Reporters wait around in Washington's crypt for something -- anything -- to leak out from closed congressional hearings into 9/11 intelligence failures.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy can't herd the cats in his caucus