It’s April Fools' Day, and publications all over the world—especially in Britain—are running fabricated stories as if they were true. So be careful what you read in the news today. For all you know, Libya might be totally fine. British newspaper The Independent fooled soccer fans when it jokingly announced that Portugal’s star player Cristiano Ronaldo had agreed to “act like a patriot” and help his country pay down its national debt by agreeing … Read More
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