The Food and Drug Administration is allowing Juul, the brand widely blamed for sparking the teen vaping trend, to keep its ecigarettes on the market. That decision, announced late last week, concludes a multi-year review that left the products in limbo. Juel is celebrating the move, but others are criticizing it, including Democratic Senator Dick Durban of Illinois, who claims the company ignited a youth vaping epidemic and is calling on FDA Commissioner Dr.. Marty McCary to reverse the decision. Dr.. McCar ...