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FILE - This is a Tuesday, May 24, 2016 file photo of employees Natalya Bochkaryova, left, and Ilya Podolsky work at the Russian Anti Doping Agency RUSADA drug-testing laboratory in Moscow, Russia. Russia wants to hit dopers where it hurts _ in their bank accounts. In a push to restore Russia's sporting reputation after numerous doping scandals, the government has officially approved a plan to confiscate prize money and government grants from athletes who are found to be cheating. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko/File)

FILE - This is a Tuesday, May 24, 2016 file photo of employees Natalya Bochkaryova, left, and Ilya Podolsky work at the Russian Anti Doping Agency RUSADA drug-testing laboratory in Moscow, Russia. Russia wants to hit dopers where it hurts _ in their bank accounts. In a push to restore Russia's sporting reputation after numerous doping scandals, the government has officially approved a plan to confiscate prize money and government grants from athletes who are found to be cheating. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko/File)

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