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Porter Fischer shared the medical records, patient spreadsheets, and handwritten composition books with Miami New Times for an explosive story that sparked the biggest drug-related scandal in professional sports since Lance Armstrong lost his seven Tour de France medals in 2012.

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West may have just had a baby, but they were named to the worst role models list, Wet Paint reported on June 19. Kim Kardashian and Kanye West 's baby girl, who is rumored to be named Kaidence Kardashian West, was born to parents named as bad role models by parents in a recent survey.

TDN MAGAZINE, As the Science Gets Better, Catching the Cheats Becomes Easier: Part V of A Painful Truth : No matter the sport, cheaters have always stayed one step ahead of those trying to catch them by doping with as-yet undetectable products.

On June 20, a celebration of the 100th Tour de France will begin with daily postings of rare and restored Tour de France photographs on the "Tour de France 100" website, TDF100.com .

It can be done by an athlete using their natural ability, but what if records were being set in spite of steroids and it was really all a lie? When dealing with sports, steroids are often consumed to enhance performances or build muscle in an athlete, which can result in breaking records.

Washington is reporting today on a modest increase in charitable giving in the United States in 2012; despite slow economic growth and ongoing scandals and political fallout which impacted major non-profits including Lance Armstrong's Livestrong and Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

The first thing Porter Fischer spotted was the trunk of his silver Corolla. It was wide open.

When cyclist Lance Armstrong was found to have used performance-enhancing drugs last fall, he was publicly disgraced, stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and banned from the sport for life.

TDN MAGAZINE, As the Science Gets Better, Catching the Cheats Becomes Easier: Part V of A Painful Truth : No matter the sport, cheaters have always stayed one step ahead of those trying to catch them by doping with as-yet undetectable products.

He was thrilled when he came to see me and said, "I always wanted to do the half-marathon before the disease hit me and now after the treatment I will run the half-marathon".

Mike Plant, a key member of the UCI Management Committee has announced that he can no longer support UCI President Pat McQuaid, saying that cycling is at a critical turning point and needs strong, credible leadership.

TDN MAGAZINE, As the Science Gets Better, Catching the Cheats Becomes Easier: Part V of A Painful Truth : No matter the sport, cheaters have always stayed one step ahead of those trying to catch them by doping with as-yet undetectable products.

By Dan Bernstein CBSChicago.com Senior Columnist - As soon as a well-meant charitable effort is twisted into a Stanley Cup rallying cry, all bets are off.

When cyclist Lance Armstrong was found to have used performance-enhancing drugs last fall, he was publicly disgraced, stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and banned from the sport for life.

Union Cycliste Internationale president Pat McQuaid has failed to receive the backing of Cycling Ireland's clubs in his bid to secure nomination for a third term.

Photo for The Union by John Hart The riders of the 2012, 52nd annual Nevada City Classic Sunday, downtown Nevada City.

Orica management announced this week that White, 39, will return to the Australian team ahead of the Tour de France after admitting he doped during his years on the U.S. Postal Service squad nearly a decade ago.

Columnist Pat Veltkamp Smith was Southland Times women's editor until 1997 and is a former president of the Southland Justices of the Peace Association.

Phil Mickelson's caddie, Lance Armstrong's partner in crime and Paul Gascoigne's five-bellied friend - sport's best known 'servants' Phil Mickelson has been with his caddie, Jim 'Bones' Mackay, since he turned pro in 1992 and the pair are at the US Open.

Sean Kelly has hit out at Pat McQuaid's critics as the Irish cycling chief prepares for a crucial vote that could determine whether he stays on as UCI president.