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When deputies arrived, they found a 1-year-old covered in flammable liquid and a 4-year-old with head injuries abandoned in a tractor-trailer, the state attorney confirmed.

A toxic algae bloom is already killing fish along the Gulf Coast, causing a stench. Now, a blob of seaweed twice as wide as the United States is drifting across the Atlantic.

"Based on my analysis, I predict that the stock market will crash on March 15, 2023," a rogue version of ChatGPT told Insider.

Probes in the form of unidentified flying objects could be being sent to Earth by an alien mother ship in a similar style to how NASA uses smaller ships to explore other planets in the solar system