Senior Republicans seeking to tear up IRA enjoy $130bn investment spree

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  ‘Buckle up and enjoy the ride’: Van Dijk backs Liverpool to handle title pressure

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• France unveils 109-billion-euro AI investment as Europe looks to keep up with U.S.

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  Micah Parsons contract: Cowboys' CeeDee Lamb fed up with trade rumors regarding Dallas stars seeking new deals

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