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I came across a meme on X the other day that said: “April Fools is canceled this year as no made-up prank can match all the crazy things happening in the world today.” I chuckled in both ...

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It's possible that the entire concept of April Fools' Day is itself a prank. Or is it? Experts debate the origin of April Fools’ Day, but its history covers centuries of April Fools’ pranks ...

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