From the Opinion pages

Editorial: Trying and failing to make sense of a flavored nicotine ban

Banning flavored nicotine products may briefly feel good for Denver’s City Council members who are admirably trying to keep the addictive vape products out of teens’ hands, but the victory will be hollow.

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