What are the categories of Congress’ powers in regulating interstate commerce?

There are four major sources of congressional power to regulate interstate commerce under the Commerce Clause:

Regulate the channels of commerce.
Regulate the instrumentalities of commerce.
Regulate articles moving in commerce.
Regulate those activities that substantially affect interstate commerce.

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