Tour de Lance

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Steroids

Milt Priggee, Cagle Cartoons, www.miltpriggee.com Sep 23, 2012 Dig deeper

Armstrong Accused of Doping

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No Fame, No Gain

Mr. Fish / Truthdig Aug 23, 2011 Dig deeper

Lance Armstrong Inquisition Is a Waste

Eugene Robinson / Truthdig May 27, 2011 If prosecutors are sitting around with nothing to do, why don't they go after the remorseless profiteers who nearly wrecked the global financial system? Why not shut down a human trafficking ring or two? Dig deeper ( 3 Min. Read )

Cheater

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Feds Call Baseball Great Clemens Foul

Staff / Truthdig Aug 19, 2010 The Rocket is headed for the docket. Roger Clemens has been indicted for allegedly lying to Congress about his steroid use. How foolish of Clemens to testify without first procuring an insurance company or a bank, or offering his services as a military contractor. Doesn't he know how Washington works? Dig deeper ( 1 Min. Read )

All-Stars, Steroids and the Super Bowl

Staff / Truthdig Feb 12, 2010 L.A. Times columnist and Truthdig contributor Mark Heisler explains why the NBA All-Star game is no fun anymore and why overreacting sportswriters can't forgive Mark McGwire for breaking their hearts.Mark Heisler explains why the NBA All-Star game is no fun anymore and why overreacting sportswriters can't forgive Mark McGwire for breaking their hearts. Dig deeper ( 1 Min. Read )

Shock and Aw: Getting Over the Sins of ’98

Mark Heisler / Truthdig Feb 11, 2010 This just in: With all forgiven, Mark McGwire makes Hall of Fame. Who knows, it may even happen in his lifetime. Dig deeper ( 12 Min. Read )

Roid Rage

Mike Luckovich / Truthdig Feb 16, 2009 Dig deeper

Et Tu, A-Rod?

Staff / Truthdig Feb 10, 2009 Yet another top MLB player's reputation has been besmirched by use of performance-enhancing drugs: Take a bow, Alex "A-Rod" Rodriguez. The Yankees star admitted Monday that he'd dabbled in steroids years ago in a moment of high pressure and youthful indiscretion. He said the drug use occurred only while he played for the Texas Rangers. Dig deeper ( 1 Min. Read )

Study: Scientists Taking Brain-Boosting Drugs

Staff / Truthdig Apr 11, 2008 Call them the steroids of the scientific set: A British journal found that drugs like Ritalin and Provigil are popular among some scientists, mostly under 35, to enhance focus and ward off fatigue. A full 80 percent of the 1,258 respondents in the Nature survey believed "healthy humans" had the right to use performance-boosting drugs to give them an edge in their work. Dig deeper ( 1 Min. Read )