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Forbes
| 3 months ago
Lance Armstrong Digital Portrait (Photo credit: Cain and Todd Benson) Lance Armstrong cheated and bullied. These are not shocking revelations. Oscar Pistorius had a history of altercations with his girlfriend and is now accused of murder. More...
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BusinessInsider
| 3 months ago
Lance Armstrong is the richest cheater to be stripped of a championship or Olympic medal for using performance-enhancing drugs...A compilation of the 41-year-old American cyclist's earnings by Bloomberg News, using public documents, interviews, court...
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Vail Daily News
| 3 months ago
As baby boomers approach retirement, many may find themselves in different economic circumstances than what they planned for. Recent economic events have taught us the downside of risk, yet careful planning can help soften the impact. Northwestern...
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Radar Online
| 3 months ago
On Friday the Justice Department joined a whistle-blower lawsuit against the disgraced cyclist. In 2010, Armstrong's former team manager Floyd Landis filed a whistle-blower suit alleging that Lance had concealed his doping from their sponsor, the U.S.
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The Salt Lake City Tribune
| 3 months ago
20 p.m. after a minor accident on Main Street in Helper, said UHP trooper Lawrence Hopper. A field Breathalyzer test indicated Armstrong's blood alcohol level was .169, Hopper said. Under Utah law, it is illegal to operate a motor vehicle with a...
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Los Angeles Times
| 3 months ago
In the same week that Lance Armstrong announced that he would not cooperate with the anti-doping agency that uncovered the deception he used to win seven Tour de France titles, the Justice Department on Friday opted to press him for the millions he...
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The independent
| 3 months ago
Suggested Topics The US government last night joined a lawsuit against Lance Armstrong that could see the disgraced cyclist and others named in the suit having to pay out $90m (£59m). The whistleblower lawsuit was originally filed by Floyd Landis, a...
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The Hartford Courant
| 3 months ago
A battle with the U.S. government over civil fraud charges threatens to sap what remains of the once-revered athlete's reputation, and hurt his wallet. Armstrong and his teammates from Tailwind Sports wore the logo of the U.S. Postal Service during...
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The Age
| 3 months ago
US Postal, which did not sponsor the last of Armstrong's seven stripped triumphs, paid $31 million in sponsorship fees from 2001-2004. "In today's economic climate, the US Postal Service is simply not in a position to allow Lance Armstrong or any of...
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The Washington Times
| 3 months ago
Citing years of broken promises, federal prosecutors on Friday confirmed they're putting the muscle of the U.S. Department of Justice behind a civil lawsuit accusing disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong of bilking the U.S...The move follows a long...
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Al Jazeera English
| 3 months ago
07 Armstrong's lawyer argues that the US Postal Service profited from its association with his client [Reuters] Seeking "tens of millions of dollars" paid to Lance Armstrong for "years of broken promises", the US government has joined a lawsuit...
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National Public Radio
| 3 months ago
The Justice Department has joined a civil lawsuit against cyclist Lance Armstrong , his Tailwind Sports team and its longtime manager, alleging their pervasive doping campaign defrauded the U.S. Postal Service out of more than $31 million in...
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Seattle Post Intelligencer
| 3 months ago
The Justice Department has joined a lawsuit against disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong that alleges the former, seven-time Tour de France champion concealed his use of performance-enhancing drugs and defrauded his long-time sponsor, the U.S...The...
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BusinessInsider
| 3 months ago
See Also The U.S. government's decision to join a fraud lawsuit against Lance Armstrong is terrible news for the disgraced cyclist. Armstrong's teammate Floyd Landis originally sued the cyclist , the U.S. Postal Service Pro Cycling Team, and its...
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San Jose Mercury News
| 3 months ago
Font Resize National editor's pick of the top news stories in the nation and world at this hour: The Justice Department has joined a lawsuit against disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong that claims he defrauded his sponsor, the U.S. Postal Service, by...
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Sacramento Bee
| 3 months ago
The Justice Department has joined a lawsuit against disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong that alleges the former, seven-time Tour de France champion concealed his use of performance-enhancing drugs and defrauded his long-time sponsor, the U.S...The suit...
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The Guardian
| 3 months ago
New York Lance Armstrong faces a number of lawsuits after admitting doping. Photograph: John Giles/PA The US Justice Department will join a lawsuit against Lance Armstrong , in an attempt to recover sponsorship money that the US Postal Service paid...
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Chicago Tribune
| 3 months ago
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong has failed to talk the U.S. government out of suing him to recover sponsorship money that the U.S. Postal Service paid his teams to compete in international events, Armstrong's lawyer said on Friday. Armstrong was...
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The independent
| 3 months ago
Lance Armstrong faces a formidable new opponent with the revelation that the United States government is joining his former cycling teammates in suing him for use of performance enhancing drugs. The US Justice Department is joining the lawsuit filed...
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The New York Times
| 3 months ago
Justice Department Will Join Lawsuit Against Armstrong Published: February 22, 2013 The Department of Justice has decided to join a lawsuit against Lance Armstrong and several associates that accuses them of using taxpayer money to finance doping on...
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Associated Press
| 3 months ago
Lawyers for Lance Armstrong say the Justice Department has joined a lawsuit against the cyclist. The lawsuit alleges the former Tour de France champion concealed his use of performance-enhancing drugs for over a decade and defrauded his long-time...
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Miami Herald
| 3 months ago
Anti-Doping Agency has lobbied the Justice Department to join a whistle-blower lawsuit against cyclist Lance Armstrong filed by his former teammate Floyd Landis. The Justice Department has not announced whether it will join the case. The letter...
