 which they consider an act of domestic terrorism. There's no doubt that the Supreme Court has at least limited how prosecutors can use one of those tools they've been using. That's NPR investigative correspondent Tom Dreisbach. Thanks so much, Tom. Thanks, Danielle. The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday upheld a ban on homeless people making shelter in public spaces. It's the biggest ruling on homelessness in decades. And as Jefferson Public Radio's Jane Vaughn reports, it comes from one Oregon city's fight over camping regulations.