Andrew Cain
Politics Editor at Richmond Times-Dispatch
Politics editor of the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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3 days ago |
roanoke.com | Andrew Cain |Sean Jones
RICHMOND — Virginians from high-ranking clergy to parishioners and politicians fondly remembered Pope Francis, who died on Monday at 88, as an emblem of humility and compassion who welcomed the poor and the poor in spirit. On Monday, parishioners from around the Richmond area gathered at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart for a noon service to celebrate the life and leadership of the first Latin American pope, who led the church for a dozen years. Bishop Barry C.
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4 days ago |
richmond.com | Andrew Cain |Sean Jones
Virginians from high-ranking clergy to parishioners and politicians fondly remembered Pope Francis, who died on Monday at 88, as an emblem of humility and compassion who welcomed the poor and the poor in spirit. On Monday, parishioners from around the Richmond area gathered at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart for a noon service to celebrate the life and leadership of the first Latin American pope, who led the church for a dozen years. Bishop Barry C.
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1 week ago |
dailyprogress.com | Andrew Cain
Virginia’s U.S. senators are seeking answers from top Trump administration officials, asserting that the “sudden and unexplained revocations” of Virginia college students’ visas are causing “chaos.”The Trump administration has recently revoked the visas of at least two dozen international students or recent alumni at George Mason University, Virginia Tech, Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Virginia.
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1 week ago |
richmond.com | Andrew Cain
Virginia’s U.S. senators are seeking answers from top Trump administration officials, asserting that the “sudden and unexplained revocations” of Virginia college students’ visas are causing “chaos.”The Trump administration has recently revoked the visas of at least two dozen international students or recent alumni at George Mason University, Virginia Tech, Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Virginia.
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1 week ago |
dailyprogress.com | Andrew Cain
Virginia Republicans on Saturday chose state Sen. Mark Peake, R-Lynchburg, to succeed Rich Anderson as chairman of the state GOP. Peake topped Scott Pio, chairman of the Loudoun County Republican Committee, in balloting by the party’s State Central Committee. In a statement, Peake thanked his supporters: “I’m ready to get to work — unifying our party, strengthening our message, and leading us to big wins this November.
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