With April Fools’ Day earlier this week, there was more misinformation going around than usual.

Discover the history of April Fool's Day, tracing its origins to French calendar confusion and the tradition of pranks.

On Tuesday, April 1, 2025, the Internet buzzed with pranks as April Fool’s Day took centre stage. Celebrities wasted no time participating, delivering jokes that ranged from hilarious to ...

An image of Donald Trump's Truth Social account announcing an end to dual citizenship in the U.S. is fabricated and ...

Fools' Day, we're debunking scientific misinformation, highlighting three harmful health beliefs and the facts behind them.

Ben Black loves pulling off a prank on the readers of his community news site Cwmbran Life. The 48-year-old journalist has ...

Misinformation is nothing new. It has, however, become ubiquitous and, in some cases, more difficult and time-consuming than ...

Loading “April Fool,” cried my little family in high ... that has become wretchedly obvious in this age of social media, misinformation and fake news. Gullibility, once a slightly attractive ...

Day prank sparked confusion online after an article falsely claimed Buffett had acquired Tesla for $1 trillion.

Fortnite's April Fools' event introduces eight quirky, temporary quests with a comedic twist, offering players up to 46,000 XP if completed by April 2, 2025. These unique challenges flip the game ...

While the prank was in the spirit of April Fool’s Day, cybersecurity experts warned that it highlights the risks of misinformation and phishing scams, which can be used to harvest private data.

While the prank was in the spirit of April Fool’s Day, cybersecurity experts warned that it highlights the risks of misinformation and phishing scams, which can be used to harvest private data.