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AI policy would be impossible to enforce against China: Gordon Chang★ Senate confirms Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh, ending standoff over Powell probe★ NC House lawmakers seek breathalyzer ignition locks for all DWI offenders★ Wholesale inflation jumps 6% in April on annual basis, biggest increase since 2022★ Crossover voting hurts Democrats — and affects the future we want to build in Wyoming★ Hampshire College, as we know it, is closing. We still think it has a future.★ Alabama splits U.S. House primaries after court ruling; S.C. redistricting stalls★ Trump arrives in Beijing with CEOs ahead of Xi meetings★ AI policy would be impossible to enforce against China: Gordon Chang★ Senate confirms Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh, ending standoff over Powell probe★ NC House lawmakers seek breathalyzer ignition locks for all DWI offenders★ Wholesale inflation jumps 6% in April on annual basis, biggest increase since 2022★ Crossover voting hurts Democrats — and affects the future we want to build in Wyoming★ Hampshire College, as we know it, is closing. We still think it has a future.★ Alabama splits U.S. House primaries after court ruling; S.C. redistricting stalls★ Trump arrives in Beijing with CEOs ahead of Xi meetings★

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