The positive test for marijuana nullified her first-place finish and disqualified her from the event in Tokyo. “The rules are clear,” U.S. Anti-Doping Agency CEO Travis Tygart said, “but this is heartbreaking on many levels.”

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The positive test for marijuana nullified her first-place finish and disqualified her from the event in Tokyo. “The rules are clear,” U.S. Anti-Doping Agency CEO Travis Tygart said, “but this is heartbreaking on many levels.”

Leland Stein III | Photo by Jon Gaede Watching the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games’ Opening Ceremony, I could not help but think about a petition I recently got proposing a boycott from watching the Games in solidarity with Sha’Carri Richardson. What? This once every-four-year grand experiment is the world’s biggest and best attempt at collectivism. […]

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