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While plenty of people in New York use this restaurant chain regularly, a survey shows it is the least trusted restaurant in the United States.

The yellow caps on random Coca-Cola bottles means something now in the grocery stores.

America's battle with sugary drinks is nothing new. What is new is this powerful commercial reminding you of the dangers of drinking them.

George Prior tried being the guinea pig for this project. He drank 10-twelve ounce cans of Coke for one month straight. Guess how much weight he added in those 30 days? You may think that is absolutely crazy, but George really had just twice the added sugar amount that a normal American consumes...

The Share a Coke promotion is already a huge success, but you'll be more excited about it after watching this.

Coke has taken a break from the cola wars to fight the the battle against short attention spans.

Coca-Cola's Super Bowl 2014 ad takes a running joke from 'Forrest Gump' and brings it to the big leagues.

We have collected a few of the odder inventions brought to us by Coca-Cola. And we wonder if Dr. Pemberton rolls over in his grave.

Coca-Cola, who is the maker of Vitaminwater recently found itself in an awful situation. A girl, Blake Loates of Edmonton recently bought a single Vitaminwater and when she opened the cap, it had the words 'YOU RETARD' imprinted on the underside of it...

Taylor Swift's new Diet Coke commercial finds the singer in her element and in the zone, writing lyrics to her song '22' in her bedroom and while on a photo shoot, sipping a Diet Coke, saying the words out loud, scratching them on a notepad and playing with the melody. It give us a keyhole view into her creative process.

Coca-Cola is everywhere. The drink is sold in just about every supermarket, drug store and gas station across the country and throughout the world. Not much has changed since the product's inception except, of course, the price.

Many people I know have ditched the full flavor/calorie sodas for the diet ones.  It may not be the best decision.  I too am in that group....I can't remember when the last time was that I purchased regular Coke or Pepsi.  I, as well as a majority of Americans, feel that we can cut corners on calories by drinking the diet variety, then use those calories on something else.  Well, that diet pop may