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'Go big or go home': Eva Vedder’s American sponsor steps in to ensure money isn't a barrier to tennis dreams

'Go big or go home': Eva Vedder’s American sponsor steps in to ensure money isn't a barrier to tennis dreams

Dutch tennis player Eva Vedder is currently competing in the United States as part of a multi-week trip supported by an American sponsor. The sponsorship allows her to pursue high-level tournaments globally, shifting her original plan of staying closer to home this year.

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US Justice Department drops probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell

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Belgian shops no longer face mandatory rest day and can stay open longer

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Minister announces fatbike crackdown: minimum age, exclusion zones and mandatory helmets

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Dutch Infrastructure Minister Vincent Karremans has announced national measures to regulate fatbikes, including a minimum age requirement, a mandatory helmet rule for those under 18, and legal grounds for fatbike-free zones. The government is currently researching how to legally distinguish fatbikes from other electric bicycles to ensure effective enforcement. These regulations follow local initiatives such as the fatbike ban in Amsterdam's Vondelpark, with the helmet mandate expected to take effect in September next year.