sin tax noun Merriam-Webster Dictionary: a tax on substances or activities considered sinful or harmful (such as tobacco, alcohol, or gambling) According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the first known use of 'sin tax' can be traced to 1957
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In recent years, there have been times when the news headlines have been dominated by conversations about electronic cigarettes (aka e-cigarettes) or "vapes." These tobacco free handheld devices, which are generally powered by a battery, work by heating up a liquid to produce an often-flavoured vapour that forms into an aerosol
"Today, some big tobacco companies are trying to block these labels because they don't want to be honest about the consequences using their products," Obama says
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