Organizers made a point to say that that there will be a 2.1 version and a 2.2 ? and possibly more after that.
Kevin Cullen
Does the new Olympic plan really protect taxpayers?It?s not fully clear how $128 million in insurance will insulate residents from the inevitable overruns.
Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe
Organizers highlighted transportation improvements, but it?s unclear how many would result from hosting the Olympics.
Olympic plan would remake parts of BostonThe proposal recasts the Olympics as part of an 18-year economic development plan that will shape the city.
Steven Syre | Boston Capital
Turbulence abroad rattles US marketsThe economic problems in Greece, China, and Puerto Rico are unlikely to hurt the US economy much -- or cause the dominoes to fall in Europe.
Carlos Barria/Associated Press/Pool
After several days of intense negotiations, foreign ministers from the world?s major superpowers have decided to prolong talks.
?We have no engines, I need help,? doomed pilot pleadedA Tennessee couple and their teenage daughter, who were coming to town for a college visit, died in Sunday?s crash in Plainville.
Salaried workers could get overtime payProposed regulations would more than double the current threshold at which many salaried employees stop getting overtime pay.
Rock Aurelien, 51, is accused of stabbing his girlfriend?s three children Saturday after learning she cheated on him.
Coloring books for grown-ups, many with detailed and intricate designs, have exploded in the publishing world.
A ?leap second? will be added to our clocks on Tuesday to account for a decline in the speed of the Earth?s rotation.
Nick Cafardo | On baseball
After winning a series against Tampa Bay, the Sox can?t settle for a split in Toronto.
Bay Cove Human Services, a Boston nonprofit, asked Boston Architectural College to redesign one of its group homes for developmentally disabled adults.
Rebel flag hung on monument to protest use, organizer saysOne of the people who hung the flag said it was not intended as a racist comment, but rather a statement in protest of the flag.
Kraus, superintendent of the landmark, makes sure a building that dates to the 18th century keeps functioning.
Movie review
?Terimator: Genisys? is entertaining but, more often than not, simply exhausting.
Gary Washburn | On Basketball
Boston has cap space and a terrific young coach, but it?s a struggle to bring marquee names to town.
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After all, legal documents must be delivered by hand and architectural drawings can?t be easily viewed on a smartphone.
Boston issues subpoenas in lawsuit against gambling panelThe city is trying to block Steve Wynn?s casino project in neighboring Everett.
Ground Game
Why is the GOP presidential field so large in 2016?The 2016 GOP field is the largest ever since the modern presidential primary system began in 1952.
JOAN VENNOCHI
On Boston Olympics bid, it?s Charlie Baker?s callGetting his seal of approval for an Olympics that was forced to grow its venues beyond Boston is essential for Boston 2024.
Doug Mills/The New York Times
The US Supreme Court made a historic decision Friday in a 5-4 ruling establishing same-sex marriage across all 50 states.
Buchholz allowed one run in eight innings as the Red Sox won the opener of a four-game series in Toronto.
Jose Casellas, 37, was arrested after police said they found as much as 35 pounds of heroin during the raid.
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Some dealerships may offer deals, but the holiday weekend can attract lots of customers, so be prepared.
The convicted murderers instead ended up walking toward Canada when their ride backed out.
Diddy and John Cullinane are hosting an evening event for the former Maryland governor at the Dedham Country and Polo Club.
After 19 years at the helm, Guzzi cleared out of his office last week so it can be spruced up for the new guy, Jim Rooney.
The N.H. native and Emerson grad, Jimmy Fallon?s head monologue writer, is honing his stand-up routine.
Design New EnglandDesigner Jennifer Glickman found her dream home in a rough-around-the-edges duplex in Boston?s South End.
How health plans with high deductibles became the new normalInsurance is changing how we approach our health care.
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