The popular, bipartisan bill, which would prevent automakers from removing AM radio from their vehicles, received a motion for passage by unanimous consent in the United States Senate. While the rest of the chamber supported passage, Paul objected, stating that he saw the bill as nothing more than a way to preserve some Americans’ “favorite form of entertainment.”

The Belfer Center, with support from McKinsey, brought together a diverse group of leaders from the emergency management community to discuss the evolving nature of emergency management, the challenges the enterprise faces, and solutions and strategies to better prepare for the new, poly-crisis climate. Among those leaders were former FEMA Administrator Pete Gaynor and former Deputy Administrator Rich Serino.