Armstrong Defends Himself As Official Raises Questions
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Lance Armstrong said Wednesday that he never pushed teammates to use performance-enhancing drugs and did not know they had done so.
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After mulling the decision for more than six months, Lance Armstrong announced on Wednesday that he would compete in this year's Tour de France.
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Like a cyclist who can't shake his pursuers, the Tour de France continues to be dogged by the cloud of doping. Race leader Michael Rasmussen became the latest rider to face scrutiny Friday when he had to answer why he had been kicked off the national team for failing to report his whereabouts for drug-testing purposes.
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An opposition member of parliament has alleged that a government scientist who cast doubt on intelligence about Iraqi weapons of mass destruction may not have taken his own life.
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CALA D'OR, Spain  - If six times Tour de France  winner Lance Armstrong decides not to ride this year's event, a  victory in Paris on July 24 would be diminished his German  rival Jan Ullrich said Tuesday.
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Former financier Martin Armstrong  pleaded not guilty to expanded charges of fraud on Friday, just  days after he challenged a contempt order that has kept him  imprisoned for more than four years.
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Secretary of State-designate  Condoleezza Rice on Tuesday defended herself against a charge  that she put loyalty above truthfulness in making the Bush  administration's case for going to war against Iraq.
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Six-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong will decide in May whether he will return to defend his title in 2005.
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Group that protects whistle-blowers says the FDA tried to discredit an outspoken safety officer who was challenging the agency's drug safety policies.
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Lance Armstrongâs seven Tour de France titles seemed compelling, while Barry Bondsâs approach to Hank Aaronâs home run record has seemed mostly sour.
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Seven-times Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong says cycling's premier race can recover from a series of doping scandals and come back even stronger.
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Â· Ex-president questioned as immunity comes to endÂ· Party officials said to have been on Paris city payroll
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Tour de France winner Floyd Landis protests his innocence after failing a drugs test during this year's race.
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World anti-doping chief Dick Pound   defended testing procedures that have come under fire since   Marion Jones was cleared of a doping offence, saying on   Thursday she had been given the benefit of doubt.
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In the wake of two positive &quot;A&quot; tests for homologous blood transfusions, Olympic time trial champion Tyler Hamilton has strong defended himself.
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Lance Armstrong dropped defamation lawsuits in France after winning three legal battles elsewhere over doping accusations.
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Lawrie Sanchez's decision not to attend a press conference after the 3-2 win over Spain is defended by the IFA.