Uncertainty about President Donald Trump's administration's stance toward a 2022 proposal to ban menthol cigarettes led a federal judge in Oakland to pause a lawsuit accusing three federal agencies and departments of failing to protect public health by not implementing the ban earlier.
The lawsuit was filed last April against President Joe Biden's administration.
A group of public health organizations claim that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services...
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