Investigators said the suspects and the bombers belonged to the same cell that police confronted Tuesday.
Chandler's conflicted outspokenness reflected the level of existential confusion the Knicks confronted Tuesday night but failed to conquer.
One man testified he confronted Day about "elder abuse" and Day retaliated by threatening to kick Sforza out.
And the protesters in Bahrain were confronted Thursday morning by riot police officers who rushed into the main square in Manama firing tear gas and concussion grenades.
VIENNA, Sept. 7 — Pope Benedict XVI confronted Friday the shadows of Europe's past, praying at a Holocaust memorial here, as he spoke with worry about its future.
Theater owners, confronted day after day by long lines of women (and, sometimes, men) clogging lobbies and snaking down stairwells while nervously waiting for an available bathroom, are excavating, annexing, converting and renovating their buildings to remedy the chronic inconvenience.
Americans were confronted Tuesday with a profound problem, one that challenges our commitment to accountable democratic government and justice.
Two days after apologizing for having smoked crack cocaine, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford was confronted Thursday with another video in which he admits being "extremely, extremely inebriated" as he rants and threatens to kill someone.
No written trust agreement can entirely eliminate the need for discretionary decisions by trustees nor make it impermissible for the trustees to give consideration to the interests that they represent when confronting day-to-day administrative problems.
For all the hubbub surrounding the Islanders' attempt to ditch Jason Wiemer, a midlevel forward, the team had far more pressing matters to confront Tuesday night after a 2-1 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers.
The paradox being confronted on Wednesday is how to rebuild a country that was never properly built in the first place.
