Feds often kick in more than security for Olympics

Recent history shows that the federal government has financed costs that go well beyond protecting the Games.

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Alexander Ciccolo, 23, the son of a Boston police captain, was allegedly planning an attack on a university using guns and improvised explosives.

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Alexander Ciccolo ? also known as Ali Al Amriki ? had been on the radar of federal investigators for months.

State AG calls for delay in key permit for Wynn casino

Maura Healey wants to delay an environmental permit needed for the casino?s construction until an independent traffic study is completed.

Journal says Harvard center may have neglected primates

A previous article in Veterinary Pathology suggested that monkeys at the New England Primate Research Center died of illness.

Philip Chism, right, and John Osler, one of his attorneys, listened during a hearing in Salem Superior Court on June 30.

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Chism defense plans testimony about mental state

Lawyers for the teen accused in the killing of a Danvers High School math teacher plan to use an expert witness.

N.Y. reaches $5.9 million settlement in chokehold death

The death of Eric Garner engulfed New York and the police, and a federal inquiry remains open.

Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem rang the bell at the start of a euro zone finance ministers meeting in Brussels on Monday.

What happens next with the Greece deal?

Europe?s wealthy powers granted the country a lifeline in exchange for new budget-cutting and tax-hiking measures.

In interviews over the last week, Pete Rose?s mantra has been that he?s ?not the same person he was 20, 25 years ago.?

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Nick Cafardo | On baseball

Isn?t it time to forgive Pete Rose, put him in Hall of Fame?

There?s certainly no debate on that point in Cincinnati during All-Star festivities.

Alex Speier

Why aren?t there more 500-foot home runs?

Red Sox legend Ted Williams remains in select company despite significant advances in player training and preparation.

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Pluto is set to be a little less mysterious

The New Horizons spacecraft is scheduled to make its closest approach to Pluto on Tuesday.

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Budget-friendly fare around Boston

There are dishes you can order for under $20 at eateries in Greater Boston. Check out the Globe?s reviews of dozens of restaurants.

Hillary  Clinton soke at a campaign event in New York on Monday.

Evan Horowitz | Quick Study

What?s Hillary Clinton really trying to do with the economy?

While Bernie Sanders? proposals are more worker-friendly than Clinton?s, her remarks seemed crafted to lure away his supporters.

Author Harper Lee in 2007.

Did Harper Lee write a third novel?

Harper Lee?s lawyer has suggested there may be the manuscript of a third novel among the writer?s secured papers.

Ground Game

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As 2016 approaches, immigration has become the presidential election?s definitive issue ? at least in the GOP primary.

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A-Rod may be a blackguard, but so far he has delivered an outstanding performance this season.

The Big Picture

Fans of the US women?s soccer team cheer during the ticker-tape parade to celebrate their World Cup win.

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The Big Picture

New York City celebrates US Women?s World Cup win

The US women?s soccer team was honored on the streets of New York City Friday with a ticker-tape parade.

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Central Auto owner Peter Catanese II has a broken heart

Peter Catanese shows the same commitment to his dealership, Central Auto, as he does the foundation through which he supports philanthropic causes in the name of his late son.