We spend 364 days of the year trying in vain to stop the spread of fake news. But today, April Fools' Day, we celebrate it. You can check out some of our favorite pranks in the history of the holiday, ...

Jenny Kane covers arts and culture in Northern Nevada, as well as the dynamic relationship between the state and the growing Burning Man community. She also covers the state's burgeoning cannabis ...

People these days may be tougher to fool, but that's no longer the goal when businesses participate in this unofficial holiday. Back in 1989, the eccentric tycoon Richard Branson "celebrated" April 1 ...

April 1 is the day that you either dread or look forward to, depending upon whether you usually prank other people or get pranked by others. This year, a number of Chinese companies contributed to the ...

The digital revolution has left plenty of once-beloved formats broken and twitching on the floor, from CDs and newspapers to brick-and-mortar retail chains. But one thing that’s remained surprisingly ...

The best April Fools’ Day joke so far is Lucas Peterson’s LA Times article, “For cramped New York, an expanding dining scene,” which approaches the NYC food landscape with the same culinary bias and ...

Today’s April 1, which can mean only one thing: today’s the day when co-workers, family members, brands, and all manner of people who should know better try to pull off some pranks. April Fools’ Day ...

We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal, that they are endowed with certain unalienable rights, and that Jimmy Kimmel will try to steal children’s candy every Halloween ...

Gaten, you seem like a cool kid, but please don't. As someone who is currently unemployed, this just comes across as unnecessarily cruel. — 🧡💛💚💙💜 (@khaleesi_britt) June 15, 2019 @khaleesi_britt, ...