Child-free flights? A doggie high chair? Which of these April Fools' Day news stories are real?

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April 1, 2011

U.N. Staffers Killed Over Terry Jones Koran Burning, U.N. Says 11 murdered in Afghanistan in retaliation for Koran burning. More > The Best April Fools' Day Hoaxes of 2011 Which of these April 1 stories is real and which are pranks? More > Jobless Rate Hits 2-Year Low at 8.8 Percent The U.S. unemployment rate dipped slightly to a two-year low of 8.8 percent with the addition of 216,000 new jobs last month, according to Labor Department statistics released this morning. ...[continue] Worker Describes Japan Radiation Dangers Some Japanese plant workers, including former employees who are now miles away from the damaged nuclear reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi plant, say they are concerned about the health of their colleagues and the availability of equipment to keep them safe from the leaked radiation. ...[continue] More From 'World News' > Nuclear Crisis: Radiation in US Milk Supply Harsh Spring Weather Comes Like a Mighty Lion Marine Meets Daughter Born While He Was Abroad Prince Harry Helps Wounded Afghanistan Troops Police: Teen Committed Suicide By Cop Yale Under Fire for 'Hostile Sexual Environment' Go Daddy, #1 Domain Name Website Company, Under Fire for Elephant Shooting Innocent Man Denied $14M Damages After Years on Death Row Teen Overcomes Tourette With Risky Procedure Couple: Paralysis Won't Stop Walk Down Aisle

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