USADA and Tygert’s statement concluded: "We are sad for clean athletes that WADA’s current leadership seems more interested in their own reputation than actually doing the work to protect ...

USADA has been exceptionally critical of WADA in recent weeks over the matter of the Chinese swimmers, with CEO Travis T. Tygart leading the way, and a statement from USADA following Cottier’s ...

In a statement released Saturday, USADA’s Travis T. Tygart called the situation “disappointing to see WADA stoop to threats and scare tactics when confronted with a blatant violation of the ...

Usada said Wada has also dropped an ethics case against former US Office of National Drug Control Policy director Rahul Gupta, who represented the US on Wada's executive board.

WADA also said that it would invite the probe “in light of the damaging and baseless allegations.” It did not mention Tygart by name, but has already threatened legal action against him and USADA.

The US Anti-Doping Agency (Usada) has stated that it “fully supports” the US government’s decision to withhold a $3.6m (£2.8m) payment to the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) in light of the ...

WADA criticized USADA's apparent double standard in enforcing anti-doping rules and called into question whether USADA's Board of Directors or the U.S. Congress, which funds USADA, were aware of ...

In this USADA CEO Message, Travis T. Tygart shares an update on the upcoming release of the WADA review of the 23 positive tests by Chinese swimmers prior to the 2021 Olympic Games.

But of significant concern to USADA is WADA’s approach to cannabis testing, which it told Reuters was “ethically, scientifically and procedurally flawed and not in the best interest of athletes.

USADA chief executive Travis T. Tygart, who was instrumental in bringing down Lance Armstrong, said Wednesday that WADA needed to “wake up and smell the coffee.” READ: Russia’s doping ban lifted ...