Aden was finally cleared in Spanish court but he still may not be out of the woods with the AIU.

We span the globe to get you up to speed on what's been happening in the track and field world the last two weeks.

The American 800m women took it to another level this week, and a Japanese runner reminded us the American men's marathoners have struggled as a whole.

Tirunesh Dibaba made some positive news in Sabadell Spain.

Today, we look at some of the connections between Aden and the sport's biggest names like Genzebe Dibaba, Tirunesh Dibaba, Mo Farah, and Nike and wonder what type of impact, if any, the scandal will have on them. We also reveal for the first time in the English press that Mo Farah trained in Sansabell, Spain in 2014, a fact his agent didn't even know, but claimed to be more than 100 miles away in France. Why?

We give you the scoop on the biggest doping scandal in distance running’s history and the biggest non-country related (i.e. Russia) doping scandal since BALCO. In the near future, we'll have much more for you including, 'What does this mean for Nike, Mo Farah and Alberto Salazar who all have ties to Aden?'

The IAAF needs to figure out who was doping the 17 year old Driouch when he tested positive. Updated: Odile Baudrier of SPE15.fr has sent us English translations of his original article and the email he received from Driouch which was in English.

Genzebe Dibaba (4:13.31 mile), Ayanleh Souleiman (2:14.20 1k) and Abdalelah Haroun (59.83 500*) are all coached by Jama Aden and all 3 left Sweden with times officially faster than anyone has run in their event.

Souleiman took down Kipketer's world record in his first race of the year. Meet still going with a world record in the 500m as well. *Follow live

Social media photos of Mo Farah training with now drug cheat Hamza Driouch of Qatar have the British press asking, "What is Mo Farah doing training with a drug cheat in Ethiopia?" Our more immediate focus is, "What the hell is drug cheat Hamza Driouch doing training period?"
*MB: Mo Farah is a liar. He denied any knowledge of training with Driouch, yet he posted pics training with him in Ethiopia 

David Torrence's first USAs under new coach Jama Aden turned into a nightmare, but it was a great night for a number of under-dogs like Ford Palmer who find themselves in the USA final.

A ridiculous 22 men broke 3:55 on Sunday in Eugene. We give you the scoop.