Stephen Cobb, attorney and associate fellow for innovation and technology for the Rainey Center, has been named one of 2019's "Top 40 Under 40" by Style Weekly in Richmond, VA.·
Stephen Cobb, attorney and associate fellow for innovation and technology for the Rainey Center, has been named one of 2019's "Top 40 Under 40" by Style Weekly in Richmond, VA.·
Stories about climate action increasingly feature young people as leading voices. In the United States, young people are leading the way on the issue of climate change in an unusual place: the Republican Party.·
Three Mile Island, the well-known nuclear power plant, stopped operations last month. It marked the end of decades of reliable nuclear power for customers across the state of Pennsylvania.·
Russia is developing hypersonic nuclear weapons, and according to Bishop Garrison, our president and co-founder, and Preston Lann, research assistant, the United States may not be prepared to defend against them.·
Bishop Garrison, Rainey Center president and co-founder, appeared on MSNBC over the weekend to discuss a recent in-depth interview former attorney general Eric Holder conducted with CNN.·
Robert Dillon, associate fellow for energy security, was recently published in Bloomberg Environment discussing the United State’s sanctions of Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline.·
Rainey Center president and co-founder, Bishop Garrison, appeared on MSNBC to discuss the 2020 election progress. Current data indicates that race between President Trump and the eventual Democratic nominee will come down to only four states—Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Florida.·
Renewable energy sources are producing more electricity for Americans than coal, which is a landmark first achieved earlier this year. Sarah Hunt, co-founder and CEO of the Rainey Center, along with Dr.·
Bishop Garrison, Rainey Center president and co-founder, published an op-ed in Inkstick Media about how racism has become a growing threat in recent years.·
Rainey Center president and co-founder, Bishop Garrison, appeared on MSNBC recently to discuss the Democratic primary candidates.
Elizabeth Warren, Senator and presidential hopeful, has seen a recent bump in her poll numbers, almost eliminating former Vice President Joe Biden’s lead.·
