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General · 1 April 2026

The Day the World Gets Happily Fooled

The Day the World Gets Happily Fooled

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Every April 1, people worldwide celebrate April Fools' Day by pulling harmless pranks on friends, family, and even strangers, ending each joke with "April Fools!" Its roots likely trace to 16th-century France, when a calendar shift moved New Year's to January 1. Those unaware were mocked as "April fools." Ancient spring festivals like Rome's Hilaria added to the tradition. Today, it is a lighthearted global day to laugh, connect, and enjoy harmless fun.

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