The Squarespace site, fit with a red, white and blue logo behind a silhouette of a cowboy, included spoof executive order 25-504 announcing  the "new chapter for Louisiana"— one that would involve renaming the French Quarter as the "American Quarter."

Few organizations can rival the National Park Service when it comes to April Fools’ Day pranks. Despite the Trump administration’s staffing cuts and funding freezes that have

Day might have less of an impact these days, since every text message feels like a scam; magazine editors are being added to government war-plans chats; and even our DNA is at risk. Is there anything left to joke about when real life already feels like fiction?

From breaking the filibuster record to a staffer being arrested, it was a busy April Fools’ Day on Capitol Hill.

Jason Kelce pranked one of his Garage Beer employees with a fake email saying he was fired for April Fools Day on Tuesday, April 1.