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Attorneys General encourage online vendors to take proactive steps to prevent illegal alcohol sales

The National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) sent letters to leading U.S. online vendors, including Facebook and eBay, asking them to undertake certain steps to curtail illegal alcohol sales online. Digital platforms have given risen to the sale of unlicensed and unregulated alcohol. This presents a risk to consumers, including minors, who are exposed to illegal products that may not meet health standards.

NYC, California sue Postal Service over smuggled cigarettes

California and New York City sued the U.S. Postal Service on Tuesday to stop tens of thousands of cigarette packages from being mailed from foreign countries to U.S. residents, saying the smugglers are engaging in tax evasion while postal workers look the other way.

Beyond sugar and spice: How global craft brewers are giving pumpkin ales a local spin

As craft beer expands around the world, drinkers who are completely unfamiliar with pumpkin pie, pumpkin spice, and even jack-o’-lanterns are getting a chance to sample their first pumpkin ales. Sometimes, it doesn’t work out perfectly. And in other cases, that means making a very different kind of pumpkin beer.

Washington baseball reaches World Series for first time since Prohibition

When the Washington Nationals faced off against the Houston Astros last night, it was the first time a Washington team appeared in the World Series since 1933, the year Prohibition was repealed. Eighty-six years after President Roosevelt legalized beer sales with the stroke of a pen, the United States’ alcohol marketplace is more diverse and robust than ever before, and Washington has a contender again.

Today's News

Attorneys General encourage online vendors to take proactive steps to prevent illegal alcohol sales

NYC, California sue Postal Service over smuggled cigarettes

Beyond sugar and spice: How global craft brewers are giving pumpkin ales a local spin

Washington baseball reaches World Series for first time since Prohibition

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