Gov. Palin

Palin camp denounces new bio of former governor

Sarah Palin's husband on Thursday called a book critical of his family "disgusting lies, innuendo and smears" as the former Alaska governor's camp sought to discredit a racy biography that includes allegations of infidelity and drug use.

Review: Author's Palin tell-all tells too little others haven't told

L.A. Times review of "The Rogue"

Alaska governor visits troops in Kosovo

Gov. Sarah Palin is visiting U.S. troops in Kosovo.

McCain dismisses flap over $150,000 GOP spent on clothes

Republican John McCain said Sunday that one-third of the $150,000 that the GOP spent on clothing and accessories for his running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, and her family, "is given back."

Palin: Troopergate report cleared her of wrongdoing

In a brief telephone conversation Saturday with Alaska reporters, Gov. Sarah Palin said she did nothing wrong in the Troopergate affair involving her ex-brother-in-law and feels vindicated by a legislative investigation, the results of which are detailed in a hefty report.

Investigator: Palin abused power

The report's findings

PDF: The Branchflower report

Pieces fall into place for Troopergate inquiry

With his Troopergate report due Friday, legislative investigator Steve Branchflower appears to have the makings of a fairly complete account.

Palin's take on earmarks evolving

Back in late February, when Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin met Sen. John McCain for the first time at a convention of U.S. governors, the two dished about a number of things, but mostly earmarks.

Palin kicks up the dust, takes TV nation by storm

A couple of weeks ago, "Fox News Sunday" executive producer Marty Ryan called political analyst William Kristol aside. Why, Ryan wondered, did Kristol keep touting the chances of an obscure first-term governor to be the Republican vice-presidential nominee?

Trooper's union files an ethics complaint against Palin

The union representing state Trooper Mike Wooten has filed an ethics complaint against Gov. Sarah Palin and members of her administration charging a possible unlawful breach of Wooten's confidential personnel and workers' compensation files.

GOVERNOR (09/04/08)

Palin's military command limited

When presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain introduced Gov. Sarah Palin as his vice presidential running mate Friday, the Arizona senator emphasized her role as commander in chief of the Alaska National Guard.

State staffers follow Palin to St. Paul

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has plenty of help -- state-paid help -- by her side in St. Paul, Minn., where she's appearing this week as John McCain's vice presidential running mate.

GOVERNOR (09/04/08)

Some of Palin's remarks stretch the truth

Gov. Sarah Palin's remarks to the Republican National Convention about her record in state government stretched the truth.

GOVERNOR (09/04/08)

Iraq war, gas line God's will, Palin said

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin told ministry students at her former church that the United States sent troops to fight in the Iraq war on a "task that is from God."

GOVERNOR (09/04/08)

Palin pressured Wasilla librarian

Back in 1996, when she first became mayor, Sarah Palin asked the city librarian if she would be all right with censoring library books should she be asked to do so.

GOVERNOR (09/04/08)

Palin blessed with political luck, instincts

A charmed political career launched Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin from small-town mayor to the Republican National Convention, where she accepted the nomination for vice president Wednesday night.

Alaskans hail native daughter

"You go, girl!" That's how the Fox News image of Gov. Sarah Palin striding onto center stage at the Republican National Convention was greeted in McGinley's Pub Wednesday night by one of the loudest voices in a crowd that was a good bit bigger and most likely a good bit noisier than normal.

Cindy McCain parts with Palin on abortion, sex ed

The wife of Republican presidential nominee John McCain doesn't agree with vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's opposition to abortion in cases of rape and incest.

Palin aide bails on talking to Legislature

One of Gov. Sarah Palin's top aides was supposed to be interviewed Wednesday as a key witness in the investigation into her firing of Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan. But the aide, Frank Bailey, abruptly backed out.