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'Blind Side' Actor Quinton Aaron Hospitalized After Collapse — REUTERS / Danny Moloshok

Movies & TV · United States

'Blind Side' Actor Quinton Aaron Hospitalized After Collapse

60% Center coverage: 75 sources

"Blind Side" actor Quinton Aaron was hospitalized after he collapsed walking up the stairs to his home, multiple media outlets reported Monday.See the Story

Hadjar Crash Set to Wreck Red Bull's Testing Plans

Cadillac · Barcelona

Hadjar Crash Set to Wreck Red Bull's Testing Plans

45% Center coverage: 31 sources

A crash by new Red Bull driver Isack Hadjar looks set to sideline the team’s pre-season testing plans while also denying teammate Max Verstappen valuable...See the Story

NTSB Investigates Bangor Jet Crash That Killed Six Amid Harsh Winter Weather — REUTERS / Brian Snyder

Aviation Accidents · Maine

NTSB Investigates Bangor Jet Crash That Killed Six Amid Harsh Winter Weather

82% Center coverage: 22 sources

The federal investigation into the crash of a private jet that killed six people at Bangor International Airport has been hampered by extreme weather, the airport’s director said Wednesday, including deep snow that has blanketed the scene and covered the burned wreckage.See the Story

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