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White House pranks journalists on April Fools’ Day

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The White House played an April Fools’ Day prank on journalists inside the press room. Around 6 p.m. EDT, the White House Assistant Press Secretary Taylor Rogers announced over the loudspeaker that there was a “dinner lid until 8:47” p.m., signaling an unexpected later night of work.

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An escalator for The Incline, eggs removed, and social media cats for April Fools'

(COLORADO) — Multiple agencies across Colorado shared April Fools' posts reflecting iconic locations, sights, and things that make Colorado, Colorado. Escalator for the Manitou Incline Courtesy: Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services The City of Colorado Springs shared a post about the Manitou Incline and a new change that will make the landmark more accessible and easier to reach the summit to enjoy the view. The City said an…

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White House pranks journalists on April Fools’ Day

The White House played an April Fools’ Day prank on journalists inside the press room. Around 6 p.m. EDT, the White House Assistant Press Secretary Taylor Rogers announced over the loudspeaker that there was a “dinner lid until 8:47” p.m., signaling an unexpected later night of work. “You have a dinner lid until 8:47,” Rogers…

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