Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli
Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli is pictured in an undated official handout photo from his office. Cuccinelli issued a legal opinion on July 30, 2010 stating Virginia police officers should have the authority to inquire about a person's immigration status, similar to the state law passed in Arizona. UPI/HO
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Former Virginia governor's mansion chef Todd Schneider pleaded no contest Wednesday to two misdemeanor embezzlement charges in Richmond Circuit Court.
U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., remains a fundraising champion even though his support for immigration reform has cost him support, the Tampa Bay Times reports.
Republican Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli said he's donating $18,000 to charity to offset gifts from a wealthy donor who's under investigation.
The Virginia Board of Health Friday voted to require abortion clinics to meet hospital-style building codes that could shut many of them down, operators say.
Virginia's anti-sodomy law should be allowed to stand because it protects minors, state Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli says.
Two polls Wednesday give former Democratic Party head Terry McAuliffe a slight lead over Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli in the race for Virginia governor.
Virginia Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling announced he is suspending his campaign for next year's gubernatorial race, citing the new process for nomination of candidates.
A Virginia Republican Party employee has been charged with felony and misdemeanor vote fraud counts for allegedly tossing voter registration forms in the trash.
The Virginia attorney general has threatened to revoke state legal counsel for public health officials weighing stricter abortion clinic regulations.
Virginia's attorney general refused to certify relaxed rules for abortion clinics, sparking an outcry from activists that he is imposing his ideological will.
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