I want to tell you a dirty little secret.

Gen Z is not getting it on.

Gen Z is having sex later and less than past generations,

but I would say that they are in general not less horny.

But wait, then why aren't they having sex?

Fear around sex really doesn't leave people to want to have it.

Why might Gen Z be scared of sex?

Listen to the It's Been a Minute podcast today.

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Windsor Johnston. The U.S. Supreme Court has handed President

Trump a win. NPR Sequoia Carrillo reports the justices are allowing the administration to move ahead with plans to dismantle the Department of Education.

The court ruled to stay an injunction put in place last month by a federal judge in Massachusetts that had halted much of the Trump administration's moves to gut the department.

The prior ruling had directed the administration to reinstate many of the

nearly 1,400 workers it had laid off. This new order would allow those employees to be fired once again.

Although this is only a temporary stay, it's a serious blow to the states and school districts who had filed the suit.

Many advocates worry without an injunction, the department will be unsalvageable by the time a final ruling comes through. In her

dissenting opinion, Justice Sonia Sotomayor argued only Congress has the authority to abolish the

department. Sequoia Carrillo, NPR News. In Texas Hill Country, search and rescue teams are still at work as floodwatches remain in effect

more than a week after catastrophic flooding swept across the region. The death toll stands at

132 with at least 160 people still missing. Texas Public Radio's Marianne Navarro reports. Commissioners in

Kerr County County County Sheriff Larry Leithas says the state and federal government have

continued to provide the necessary resources and assets needed to eight search and recovery efforts.

You know, how long is it going to take? You know, who knows, you know, I think we'll still go strong for another month or two, up to maybe six months winding down as we move on.

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