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Lance Armstrong's decision to tell the truth about his doping exposed him to two major problems -- the risk of a $90 million debt and the renewed possibility of a criminal charge and time in the penitentiary.

There were moments of seemingly sincere contrition as Lance Armstrong described his years of doping and lying in the interview with Oprah Winfrey. It was difficult for Armstrong to describe his suggestion to his son that the 13-year-old boy should "s...

Is something rotten in the state of the government's now-defunct investigation of Lance Armstrong? There sure are plenty of questions still to be answered. Plus, the case against West Virginia.

The prosecutors in the Roger Clemens case put forth a feeble at-bat when they stepped to the plate to request a second trial last week. Plus, Lance Armstrong and Calvin Borel.

The battle lines are being drawn for the upcoming courtroom combat between Lance Armstrong and Jeff Novitzky. Courtside Seat sizes 'em up, along with looks at Ilya Kovalchuk's contract and Dwyane Wade's divorce.

Their stories are either profiles in courage or parables about pond scum. Where do you stand on what Jose Canseco, Floyd Landis and Brian McNamee have done? Would you do it?