Journalist Rachel Cohen and Economist Senior Editor Steven Mazie discuss the recent Supreme Court decision on criminalizing homelessness and its impact. They explore the legality and morality of targeting homeless individuals, constitutional rights, and various strategies to tackle homelessness, including funding for low-income housing and emergency shelters.

Today, we're passing the mic to our friends at It's Been A Minute. Recently, they dug into how the anticipated repeal of Roe v. Wade will affect broader privacy issues. Will tech platforms continue to provide the same information, in states where the procedure is outlawed? What risk does your digital footprint create, if you seek information about abortion or other reproductive health care? Guest host Elise Hu talks it out with Rachel Cohen, senior policy reporter at Vox News, and Lil Kalish from CalMatters.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Vox senior reporter Rachel Cohen joins to discuss why Millennials dread motherhood, citing reasons like societal pressures, social media influence, and political factors. They explore the decline in birth rates, challenges of parenthood, and the decision not to have kids. The conversation delves into personal choices, economic realities, and evolving dynamics of domestic partnerships. Cohen shares insights on cultural expectations, individual choices, and the intersection of parenthood and personal fulfillment.