Raising smoking age in DC would cost $5 million

The District of Columbia's fiscal watchdog said in a memo Wednesday that banning 18-to-20-year-olds from buying tobacco products would cost the city $1.3 million in tax revenue next year and $5 million over four years. That means even if the D.C. Council

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