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Ever Wondered What the Original Taco Bell Served? Check Out its First Ever Menu

Taco Bell is currently one of the biggest fast food chains in the world. The restaurant, however, came from very humble beginnings, similar to many successful startups. Here is its very first menu.

Syrian Refugees Await Humanitarian Aid on Pending Syria Ceasefire

Besieged areas in Syria will soon receive humanitarian aid from the United Nations once the ceasefire agreement transpires.

United Airlines Face Tough Competition in Asia Pacific With Qantas, Singapore Airlines

United Airlines is facing tough competition in Asia and the Pacific against two big airline carriers from the region, Qantas Airlines and Singapore Airlines. According to the Sydney Morning Herald, United is meeting their expectations in spite of Qantas Airlines' newly-formed alliance with American Airlines.

United States Approves First Factory in Cuba Since 1959 Revolution

The Department of Treasury has approved the first United States factory in Cuba since the 1959 revolution, per the Associated Press. The Alabama-based company led by Chief Executive Officer Horace Clemmons and co-founder Saul Berenthal will start the production of small tractors by 2017.

Why Cuba-US Travel Will Become Cheaper for Americans

Many Americans tourists are traveling to Cuba despite it being technically illegal until the U.S. and Cuba sign a civil aviation agreement. According to VOX Media, the agreement will be signed on Tuesday, Feb. 16, in Havana, and it will become cheaper for Americans to travel to Cuba.

Heartburn Medicines Linked to Increased Risk of Dementia: Study

A new study suggests that hearburn drugs can increase one's risk to dementia. Are you experiencing heartburn often? If you do, you should be careful with the medicines that you take.

Donald Trump on DREAMers: DACA Is 'Great' But Gives Disadvantage to US-Born Children

The Republican presidential front-runner, who once hosted DREAMers at his New York City penthouse, said that he wants "dreamers" to be born in the United States.

ICE Deportation Tactics Force Illinois Church to Action

Christian Pentecostal Church associate pastor Gerson Moreno and his congregation members are fighting back against the tactics of immigration officials.

Scalia Death: What's Next in Supreme Court's DACA, DAPA Case?

Despite the sudden passing of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, a decision on President Barack Obama's immigration executive actions lawsuit can still take place without him.

New UC San Diego Study Finds Voter ID Laws Hinder Minority Voting

A new University of California, San Diego study finds that Republican-driven voter ID laws are hindering minority voter turnout heading into the critical 2016 presidential election.

2016 Presidential Election Interest High Among South Carolina Millennials

South Carolina millennials are have shown interest in the ongoing presidential campaign, based on polling data released days before the Republican primary.

'Teen Mom 2' Star Jenelle Evans' Pill-Popping Instagram Photo Worries Fans

Jenelle Evans posted a photo on Instagram that qot fans worried. "Teen Mom 2" star Jenelle Evans was hospitalized last January after suffering from various ailments which were not specified.

Hellfire Missile Mistakenly Shipped to Cuba Is Now Back in US Custody

The two-year plight of the Hellfire Missile that was mistakenly sent to Cuba has finally ended and is now back in the U.S.

Russian Air Strike Makes It Impossible to Implement Partial Syria Ceasefire

The apparent partial Syria ceasefire sees new hindrance after Russia fails to adhere to the agreement and continue its air strikes in Syria.

Russian Prime Minister Says the World Is in a 'New Cold War'

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said during the Munich Security Conference last Feb. 13 that the world is in a "new Cold War." Medvedev cited NATO's feelings towards Russia and said the comments in front of world diplomats like US Secretary of State John Kerry, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls and Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.

Study Shows Today's Marijuana Potency Is Stronger Than in 1995

Researchers from the University of Mississippi have found out that marijuana's potency has become stronger today than it was back in 1995. The study used a total of 38,681 samples of cannabis and was recently published in the Biological Psychiatry journal.

Justice Antonin Scalia's Death Could Shift Supreme Court Power, Intensify Immigration and Abortion Battles

Even as the praises for Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia poured in on all fronts, the mother of all partisan battles appeared to be taking shape as to what should happen in the wake of his demise.

Ex-Miss Venezuela Monica Spear’s Murderers Get 30 Years in Prison

The Venezuelan Court has granted the maximum penalty of 30 years of imprisonment to the last three defendants for the assault and homicide case of ex-Miss Venezuela Monica Spear and her husband, prosecutor said Saturday.

Jennifer Lawrence Donates $2M to a Kentucky Hospital That Cares for Kids

American Actress Jennifer Lawrence felt the need to help after visiting a Kentucky hospital that cares for children who are sick. It was during her recent holiday trip that she decided to allot $2 million to establish the "Jennifer Lawrence Foundation Cardiac Intensive Care Unit," Lawrence announced Friday, February 12.

The Greatest US National Parks for Winter Travelers

The life of a traveler is all-year-round. For those who are already starting to plan the entire year’s journeys, the winter season offers endless of opportunities for adventures. Although traversing the National Parks is an activity often reserved for the summer, the stark contrast of snow and cold is also a breathtaking sight for tourists.