IAAF

Anti-doping has become an arbitrary process, so why not change the rules?

The country has been barred from track and field since November 2015.

Top Olympic star says court ruling is a political attempt to "bury athletics."

The world's greatest sprinter says WADA is doing all it can to ensure clean sport.

The country has failed to satisfy the World Anti-Doping Agency's demands.

The confectionary giant is in the middle of a five-year deal as sponsor of the Kids' Athletics program.

Sir Craig Reedie speaks to Newsweek in the second part of an exclusive interview.

Sir Craig Reedie speaks to Newsweek on the difficulties of restoring faith in sport.

The world No. 2 says the scale of the alleged match-fixing offenses has surprised him.

Ross Tucker considers the implications of this week's World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) report

The letter shows that the governing body knew of the scale of the crisis as far back as 2009.

Mara Yamauchi, Britain's second fastest female marathon runner, says the organization may be beyond repair.

Nick Davies, key ally of IAAF president Lord Coe has stood down temporarily.

Doping could become a criminal offense, according to the U.K. sports minister.

IAAF President Sebastian Coe also severs ties with Nike

Former Olympian is also an ambassador for Nike

Russian athletes may be suspended from international contests for widespread drug use.

Like the criminal justice system, anti-doping minimizes false positives and lets false negatives slip through.

The athletics' governing body says it followed up on all suspicious blood tests.

"Never have I seen such an alarmingly abnormal set of blood values."