Ethan Couch, whose trial for killing four people while driving drunk sparked widespread conversations about the privilege of being raised wealthy, was released from a Texas jail on Monday after nearly two years. JUULing 101: Parents, it’s time to go to school Is your child JUULing in school? Would you even know a JUUL if you saw one? As e-cigarettes and vapes help adults quit the tobacco habit, the JUUL is booming in popularity among teenagers. Why?For starters, teenagers like that it can be hidden in plain sight. It looks like a flash drive and charges by USB. It comes in flavors like crème Brulee, which smells almost as tasty as a caramel macchiato.There are several kinds of vapes that look like the JUUL, but this brand alone accounts for half of the e-cigarette market. In 2016, the company saw a 700 percent increase in sales, more than $322 million. It is marketed as an adult alternative to cigarettes. Viral videos posted on social media show teenagers snorting condoms as part of a so-called "condom snorting challenge." In the videos, teens put an unwrapped condom up one of their nostrils and inhale until the condom comes out of their mouth. Like other viral challenges, the condom snorting challenge has been around for years but recently reemerged on social media.  It’s not hard to see why the 45th would pick the Amazon as a foil: When he attacks Amazon, he’s attacking a lot more than a company that sells books and paper towels.