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As protests fill streets across the United States, some people looking to deny systemic racism are resurfacing a false, pernicious mythone that places blame for the biggest problems facing the black community on black men. It's the myth that most black dads are absent from their children's lives.

By Deni Kirkova Published: 06:07 EST, 23 May 2013 | Updated: 06:07 EST, 23 May 2013 36 View comments We've seen some odd flavours of ice cream recently. There's been olive oil from Ginger Comfort Emorium, watercress delight from Purbeck Ice Cream, and even a brussel sprout offering from London restaurant Vivat Bacchus.

If you walk into almost any diner in America, you can order a hearty breakfast plate of bacon, eggs, and toast, with some coffee to wash it all down. But new data from YouGov finds that not everyone likes their breakfast items done the same way.

A man who became the richest man in the world for just two minutes due to a PayPal glitch, has said he knows what he would have done with the money. Chris Reynolds from Pennsylvania was checking his PayPal account back in 2013, where he was expecting to see $140 that he had stored there.

Recent shifts, both in policy and public opinion, suggest the tide in the United States may be turning toward increasingly favoring psychedelic drugs. In the past few years, a number of cities across the U.S., such as Oakland, California, have decriminalized psilocybin, also known as psychedelic mushrooms. This November, Coloradans will vote on whether to