WrestlingNewsDesk has obtained a copy of the letter the United States Congress has sent to TNA Wrestling and the President of the company, Dixie Carter. Here are the contents of the letters sent to TNA by the Congress requesting information be provided by August 28th: 

Congressman Cliff Stearns has broadened his investigation into drug testing in the professional wrestling industry. The Congressman's office issued the following media advisory this afternoon: 

The Altoona (Pennsylvania) Mirror has posted a story about Vince McMahon's gift of a $2,500,000 tennis court for his mother. The Ebensburg Tennis Center, funded by the Vince McMahon Foundation, will be unveiled this Saturday. 

The Associated Press is reporting that despite the fact the Hillsborough County medical examiner's office performed an autopsy on the body of Brian "Crush" Adams, no specific cause of death can be determined yet.

World Wrestling Entertainment has released a photo to the media of Brian "Crush" Adams, but it's not from his Demolition or "Kona Crush" days. It's from his days in WCW. Here's the picture WWE sent out, with the caption attached to the picture.

The Associated Press is reporting this morning that Manny Arora,the lawyer for Chris Benoit, Lex Luger, Rey Mysterio, Johnny Grunge and many other wrestlers personal physician Dr. Phil Astin asked a judge on Monday to disallow evidence seized from the doctor's office just days after the bodies of Chris, Nancy, and Daniel Benoit were found.

SATURDAY NIGHT MAIN EVENT FROM MADISON SQUARE GARDEN SPOILERS INCLUDING STONE COLD STEVE AUSTIN IN A SURPRISE MOMENT, AND  EVANDER HOLYFIELD IN A BOXING MATCH  --- TWO WWE PERFORMERS RELEASED  --- AND WHY HHH WASN'T ON RAW TONIGHT

World Wrestling Entertainment's website has posted that former WWE (then WWF) and WCW star Brian "Crush" Adams was found dead this morning in his bed by wife. No other details are available as of this posting. Adams was 43 years old. 

Wrestling News Desk has confirmed with both a source within TNA Wrestling and a source close to Atlas Security owner Ronnie Lang that TNA has come to some sort of an arrangement with Atlas Security, the famed (some would infer "infamous") security squad that kept hundreds of riots from breaking out during the heyday of Paul Heyman's original Extreme Championship Wrestling.