Former Gov. Sarah Palin called studies supporting global climate change a "bunch of snake oil science" Monday during a rare appearance in California, a state that has been at the forefront of environmental regulations.
Alaska Newsreader: Palin rolls with punches over palm notes; White House pokes fun
Palin says she'd make run for president if good for country
Fresh from a speech to conservative activists at a "Tea Party" gathering in Nashville, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said Sunday that President Obama could be defeated in 2012, that she's boning up on foreign and national policy and that she would run if it seems right.
Palin gives pep talk to Tea Party
Sarah Palin declared "America is ready for another revolution" and repeatedly assailed President Barack Obama on Saturday before adoring "tea party" activists, a seemingly natural constituency should she run for president.
Palin stumps for Texas governor at rally
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin stumped for Gov. Rick Perry at a rally Sunday in suburban Houston, adding some national Republican star power to Perry's re-election campaign.
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Todd Palin played big role in state affairs
E-mails obtained by msnbc.com under Alaska public records law show that Todd Palin was deeply involved in important state business while his wife was governor. They also expose "behind-the-scenes preoccupations" of the Palins.
Palin cabins not noted in Mat-Su property tax assessments
Records show that Sarah Palin hasn't paid any property taxes on cabins that have been built on two backcountry plots partially owned by the former Alaska governor.
Palin's PAC raises $1.4 million in second half of 2009
A new report filed with the Federal Elections Commission shows Sarah Palin's political action committee raised about $1.4 million in the second half of 2009, most of it following her resignation as Alaska's governor.
Judge sides with state, Palin in e-mail suit
An Alaska judge has sided with former Gov. Sarah Palin in a lawsuit over e-mail, finding that state law doesn't forbid the use of private e-mail accounts to conduct state business.
Bristol Palin wants Levi to pay $1,750 monthly child support
Bristol Palin wants Levi to pay $1,750 monthly child support
Sarah Palin's oldest daughter, Bristol, is seeking child support from the young man who fathered her 1-year-old son.
Palin, McCain hit the trail again
Sarah Palin and Sen. John McCain plan to campaign together again.
Palin lands VIP gig at NASCAR's Daytona 500 with other celebs
Former governor Sarah Palin will be a VIP guest at next month's Daytona 500.
Palin to join Fox News as commentator, occasional host
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin will join Fox News as a contributor, a job that establishes her as an official member of the mainstream media she lambasted in her book.
Palin called candidacy 'God's plan,' McCain aide says
Sarah Palin believed that Sen. John McCain chose her to be his running mate in 2008 because of "God's plan," according to a top political strategist in the GOP campaign.
Alaska Newsreader: Palin to join Fox News as contributor
Video: McCain aide, 'Game Change' authors discuss Palin on '60 Minutes'
Palin book signing spurs rules change at Wasilla sports center
It wasn't the largest event ever held at the Wasilla Sports Complex, or the most lucrative. But a city official says the Dec. 22 book signing by former Gov. Sarah Palin was the most controversial by far.
Congressman sees Palin in presidential race
Iowa U.S. Rep. Steve King predicted Tuesday that former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin will seek the Republican presidential nomination and has a good chance of winning Iowa's leadoff caucuses.
Judge orders records opened in Palin custody case
The custody dispute between Levi Johnston and Bristol Palin over their now 1-year-old son Tripp is playing out in court, and despite Palin's efforts to keep the case confidential, a judge last week opened it to the public.
Palin's Wasilla book signing feels like a homecoming
Sarah Palin was treated like a homecoming queen when she brought her national book tour to Wasilla on Tuesday. About 1,000 people flocked to the Curtis D. Menard Memorial Sports Center in Palin's hometown to get the former governor and Republican vice presidential candidate's autograph on her best-selling memoir.
Judge to consider dismissal of lawsuit over Palin e-mails
An Anchorage judge said Tuesday he will rule soon on whether state public records law governs the thousands of e-mail messages that former Gov. Sarah Palin and her top administration officials sent to one another outside of the state's computer network.
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'Death panel' charge earns Palin 'Lie of the Year' honors
Former Gov. Sarah Palin's claim about "death panels" being created under health care reform legislation landed her on the political equivalent of Santa's naughty list: PolitiFact's "Lie of the Year."
McCain downplays flap over Palin visor
Sen. John McCain said he understands why Sarah Palin blacked out his name on a McCain campaign visor so she could avoid recognition while on vacation in Hawaii.
Palin cuts short Hawaii vacation after McCain visor flap
Former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin said she cut short her Hawaii vacation because of paparazzi, who photographed her wearing a sun visor with the name of John McCain blacked out.
Alaska Politics blog: Palin announces Wasilla signing; none planned for Anchorage
Alaska Newsreader: Canadian hospital fundraiser bows to Palin protesters
2,000 line up for Palin book signing at Elmendorf
About 2,000 people appeared at Sarah Palin's Elmendorf Air Force Base book signing Sunday, and Palin is promising a public book-signing in Alaska soon.
Palin roasts Shatner in 'Conan' surprise
Sarah Palin made a surprise appearance on "The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien" on Friday -- and turned the tables on actor William Shatner.
Palin book-signing at Elmendorf closed to general public
The final stops on former Gov. Sarah Palin's nationwide book tour will be Sunday at Air Force bases in Alaska. They are Palin's first and only scheduled book signings in her home state.
Palin to sign books Sunday at Elmendorf
Former Gov. Sarah Palin is returning to Alaska for a book signing.
Attorney general tackles Palin era's hot ethics issues
Alaska Attorney General Dan Sullivan is moving to change the state's ethics rules in the wake of the battles waged by former Gov. Sarah Palin.
Alaska Politics blog: Palin legal defense fund target of new ethics complaint
Hundreds crowd Mall of America for Palin signing
Hundreds of Sarah Palin fans rose before dawn Monday for the chance to meet the conservative star, who brought her book tour to Minnesota's Mall of America.
Palin's Iowa stop spurs talk of presidential run in 2012
Sarah Palin greeted hundreds of admirers at a book-signing stop in Sioux City, Iowa, on Sunday, fueling speculation about a possible presidential run in 2012.
HarperCollins spokeswoman Tina Andreadis said Tuesday that just two weeks after publication, Sarah Palin's memoir has sold 1 million copies.
Sarah Palin book signing draws crowds in Arizona cold
Hundreds of Sarah Palin fans flocked to a Costco store in Tempe on Tuesday to meet the former Alaska governor and vice presidential candidate and to have her sign their copies of "Going Rogue."
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At the third Governor's picnic of an eventual going away weekend, Sarah Palin spoke as Alaska's governor for the last time in Fairbanks, July 26, 2009. [enlarge video].
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State investigators examined the sudden dismissal of Alaska's Department of Public Safety Commissioner, and whether a divorce and custody battle involving Gov. Palin's sister and a state trooper had any bearing.
Palin's signature project in office has been the The Alaska Gasline Inducement Act (AGIA). The plan to build a gas line through Alaska has many oil corporations at odds.
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In an interview with Anchorage Daily News reporter Tom Kizzia in September 2007, Alaska governor Sarah Palin talks about making the state self-sufficient.
Palin, family to run for charity on Thanksgiving
Poll: Public wants more health care coverage, less Palin
Palin revisits Florida town that welcomed her in 2008
Portrayal in Palin book irritates former aide
Thousands see Palin at Fort Bragg
Former governor dines with Billy Graham at his home
Palin's book tour whips up populist fervor
McCain downplays campaign tensions
Palin's book tour to visit Army post
Fort Bragg lifts limits on Palin coverage
Palin book tour to stop at scene of shooting rampage
Palin race sponsorship disclosure OK, says APOC
Army to limit Palin coverage at Fort Bragg
Hundreds line up for chance to meet Palin, get signed book
Release of 'Rogue' prompts reflections on Palin
Palin coy about 2012 campaign plans in Walters interview
Palin book tour opens with a round on Oprah's show
No room for media at Palin speaking event
Palin, Winfrey discuss 'Rogue,' presidency, Levi
Leaks set stage for Palin book tour
Palin is scheduled to speak to loggers
Johnston strangely absent from memoir
Palin in book: McCain aides kept me 'bottled up'
Former Palin aide loses book deal
Palin says she'll provide Twitter updates
Palin urges supporters to fight abortion laws
Palin book tour to avoid 'Democratic' cities
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