The Trump administration has attacked housing-first programs to address homelessness. The CEO of Arizona’s largest shelter looks at a possible future under new requirements. Plus, in an era of scientific skepticism, a podcast about telepathy is thriving.
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Camryn Sanchez/KJZZThe Arizona Legislature doesn’t start its new session for another month or so, but lawmakers are already filing bills in preparation — and they deal with a wide range of issues. -
Christina Estes/KJZZ/editorial | staffIn November, HUD announced deep cuts to permanent housing programs for people experiencing homelessness. They wanted to shift the money to transitional programs with work or service requirements. -
U.S. National Park Service/HandoutStarting in the new year, the Trump administration is making it more expensive for international visitors to go to a number of national parks, including the Grand Canyon. -
SolStock/Getty ImagesLots of mailboxes right about now are filling up with holiday cards — including family photos and sometimes, updates about who’s up to what. Are people using AI for holidays cards? And if so, is that a problem? -
The Telepathy Tapes/HandoutThe Telepathy Tapes is one of the most successful new podcasts of the last couple years. The show tells provocative stories about consciousness.
