Interviews with Kirk Radomski, a former Mets clubhouse attendant who pleaded guilty to steroids offenses in April; Brian McNamee, a former Yankees strength coach; and news media reports after a raid on a ring of clinics and pharmacies being investigated by the Albany County district attorney's office.
The theatergoers initially meet on the traffic island at Avenue of the Americas and Ninth Street, where they're introduced to a stringy-haired actor (Mike Amato) portraying a critic who reports news about a raid on a theater.
Late on Wednesday night, a squad of French commandos was reported to have carried out a raid on an apartment in the city of Reims as part of the hunt for two gunmen and an accomplice – who were identified by officers – but it was later reported that the three suspects were not in the property.
The Telegraph reported that Rotherham Council officers launched a "raid" on a local youth service to destroy evidence.
A crackdown on media reporting has been criticised, following a raid on Al-Jazeera offices in Cairo and the closure of three TV channels.
Pakistani news reports said the arrests came during a raid on a house before dawn that led to a battle.
An earlier version of this article misstated when The Washington Post reported the raid on Paul Manafort's home.
The RTL television station in Belgium reported the raid on the home of Cardinal Godfried Danneels, who retired in January as archbishop of Mechelen-Brussels.
Breaking its customary silence on rebel violence, the official APS news agency reported the raid on the school in Medea, 55 miles south of Algiers, ending nearly two years of blackouts on security-related news in the state-controlled media.
The LCC and the Observatory reported air raids on several suburbs of Damascus including the restive areas of Arbeen, Zamalka and Douma.
Referring to the paper's specialist hacker, Glenn Mulcaire, who had also been arrested, Crone reported: "The raids on his properties produced numerous voice recordings and verbatim notes of his accesses to voicemails.
