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A US judge has convicted the tobacco industry of orchestrating a sinister conspiracy stretching back decades to cover up the lethal effects of smoking.

Washington federal judge Gladys Kessler on Thursday ordered a ban from next January on the use of terms such as "light", "low tar" and "mild" on cigarette packets.

But she prompted an outcry from campaigners by rejecting government demands for "Big Tobacco" to fund a 10-billion-dollar stop-smoking campaign. Nor did she agree to forbid cigarette advertising in motor sports.

An Exposé of Industry and Government Cover-Up on the DANGERS of the Genetically Engineered (rBGH) Milk You're Drinking

Introduction by Ben Cohen, Co-founder of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream

Foreword by Jeffrey M. Smith, author of the bestseller Seeds of Deception

Mexico's Partial Vote Recount Confirms Massive and Systematic Election Fraud With Less than 9 Percent of Precincts Recounted, More than 126,000 Votes Are Found to Have Been Disappeared or Illegally Fabricated

SAN AGUSTÃ?N, Mexico  If not for a home brew of tequila and garlic, two members of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word dispatched to the remote highlands of southern Mexico might not have had the stomachs for what became the project of a lifetime. Enduring brutal living conditions  no running water or electricity, but plenty of insects and poverty  the sisters lived just this side of the Guatemalan border.