The complete version of Boston 2024?s initial bid reveals several sections that have been hidden from the public for months.
USOC official gets caught up in Olympics fervor onlineArguments about the feasibility of hosting the Olympics in Boston spilled over to social media during Thursday?s live debate.
Severe thunderstorms moving through parts of Mass. Rough weather this afternoon could potentially bring blustery winds and small hail.
Baker awaiting DCF assessment on child abuse caseGovernor Baker said he will await the results of an assessment before leveling blame on DCF, which was monitoring a Hardwick boy?s welfare.
The biotech is revising expectations for growth as its top-selling multiple sclerosis drug faces tougher competition.
John Houser, 59, killed two and wounded nine others before killing himself at a crowded showing of the movie ?Trainwreck.?
opinion | Martin O?Malley
Congress needs to act on gun reformThe presidential candidate argues for comprehensive gun safety laws, including closing the ?gun show loophole.?
Pluto hazier than expected, covered with flowing iceThe new images released Friday taken by the New Horizons spacecraft provided more information about the dwarf planet.
teve Szydlowski/Providence Journal via AP
The booming chemical reaction shocked the busy Salty Brine beach on July 11, sending one woman to the hospital.
Organizers expect hundreds of thousands of visitors to attend the annual Revere Beach Sand Sculpting Festival this weekend.
Address
In the Boston suburbs ? home to coveted real estate stock and many top school systems ? returning to one?s hometown is often a solid bet.
In 115 years of Boston baseball, Pedro Martinez reigns as the grand master of the mound.
The Green Issue
Will green improvements boost your home?s value?Experts weigh in on the buying and selling of real estate with energy-efficient upgrades.
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Dunkin? CEO decries $15-an-hour minimum wage in N.Y.The chief of Dunkin? Brands said that the pay boost and lack of input from the industry was ?absolutely outrageous.?
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Dara Torres, the swimmer who won three Olympic medals at 41, is now in a legal battle that stems from her endorsement of the product.
Who?s at fault in Maine diner spat? Etiquette experts weigh inWhat is the proper etiquette for when young children act up, even in a seemingly family friendly environment?
The best of Cape Cod and Island restaurantsA round up of the best Cape and Islands restaurants, ice cream shops, and places to have a drink and enjoy the coast.
Renée Graham
Bland case shows there are different rules for black peopleThe appalling price for asserting even the most basic rights during encounters with police can be a life.
Inside the presidential primaries with James PindellGlobe reporter James Pindell brings you the latest news from New Hampshire and beyond as 2016 presidential politics take shape.
DANTE RAMOS
Put an asterisk on Boston?s Olympic bidOther US cities have previously submitted bids that explicitly limited the public?s liability for cost overruns.
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Big Picture
Photographer David Ryan provides a visual respite of the shoreline during an assignment in a fixed-wing Cessna.
Cambridge company born in Internet?s ?big bang? has lasting impact
Viaweb played a pivotal role in the evolution of e-commerce, and the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Hidden ethics battle in Planned Parenthood fetal tissue scandalVideo of executives talking callously about supplying fetal tissue for medical research has created flood of outrage.
For several veterans, the next week is going to be one in which a return to Fenway won?t provide a customary anchor.
Two inspectors general asked for a criminal investigation into whether Clinton mishandled sensitive information on a private account.
A social worker visited the home just two weeks before the boy fell into a coma after apparently being starved and dehydrated.
Search This Week's Specials
Mayor Marty Walsh announced this week that the ParkBoston app could be used in five more Boston neighborhoods.
The company said in a statement that it had ended its relationship with the professional wrestling icon.
The deal would create the nation?s largest health insurer by enrollment, covering about 53 million US patients.
With the opening of ?Fiddler on the Roof,? summer stock theater has returned to a Plymouth?s Priscilla Beach Theatre.
A satisfying B-movie with an A-movie veneer, ?Southpaw? huffs and puffs to punch above its weight.
Design New England
A home with open spaceA new floor plan for a renovated 1960s ranch-style house makes entertaining easy.
Ideas
Doctors? poor training on antibiotics is making us sickerThe more antibiotics are incorrectly prescribed, the more they contribute to drug-resistant bacterial infections.
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