April 25, 2013
Doping allegations against Armstrong began in 1999. A dozen or so years later, he was stripped of his Tour de France titles, and now, Lance Armstrong has Uncle Sam on his tail. The Justice Department has filed a complaint against the illegally performance-enhanced cycling superstar, saying it paid $40 million in false claims through a contract between Armstrong’s cycling team and the US Postal Service from 1998 through 2004. What’s the connection between mood and athletes? To find out, click here.
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