Topic: Todd Palin

Why Sarah Palin's pick could triumph in Nebraska's US Senate race in fall

Tuesday's victory by Deb Fischer, who had the endorsement of Sarah Palin in the Nebraska GOP Senate primary, is an upset. But Fischer may in fact be the strongest Republican to run against Democrat Bob Kerrey, analysts say.

Sarah Palin wows CPAC. But has the race for the White House moved beyond her?

Sarah Palin energized the crowd of activists at the Conservative Political Action Conference Saturday. She has yet to endorse a GOP presidential candidate, which keeps her in the game.

Did Sarah Palin endorse Newt Gingrich or not?

A lot of media folks are leaping to the conclusion that Sarah Palin did endorse Newt Gingrich on a Fox News show Tuesday night, but we’re not so sure.

Todd Palin endorses Newt Gingrich. Is Sarah next?

Newt Gingrich gleefully tweeted that Todd Palin has endorsed him for president. Why does he care? Well, Todd's endorsement could be seen as a proxy endorsement from Sarah Palin. 

Sarah Palin speaks, but are Americans heeding her anymore?

Sarah Palin is speaking out about alleged insider trading by members of Congress and is shopping a new reality TV series. But networks aren't biting, and some analysts doubt her star can rise again. 

Will 'petty' bio win Sarah Palin some sympathy?

It’s possible that the author of the new Sarah Palin biography – who rented the house next to the Palins' home in Wasilla, Alaska – has helped the 'mama grizzly' more than hurt her.

Sarah Palin e-mails: first impressions

Piper's skates, Willow's friends, and the Matanuska Maid Dairy are topics included in Sarah Palin's just-released e-mails from her time as Alaska governor. News nuggets? Not so many, so far.

In Sarah Palin e-mail dump, Alaskans seek evidence of abuse of power

The request for thousands of Sarah Palin e-mails, many from her personal account, came just as many Alaskans were growing concerned about the then-governor's ethics. Some 24,000 of those e-mails are being released Friday.

Sarah Palin bus tour: Todd Palin's perspective on 2012 election

Sarah Palin's husband, Todd (aka 'First Dude') tells reporters covering the Palin family bus tour that it's Sarah's decision to run or not in 2012.

'Geronimo' and Osama bin Laden: What goes into a code name?

'Geronimo EKIA' is what special forces said when Osama bin Laden was killed. Code names can provide some insight into what an agency is thinking. Che Guevara had a curious one, too.

Sarah Palin: Is the bloom off her rose?

Tea party-backed candidates for the US Senate are offering tepid comments on Sarah Palin's qualifications for high office. Other Republican candidates decline to join her at GOP fundraiser.

'First Dude' Todd Palin heavily involved in governing Alaska

More than an 'unpaid advisor' to former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, 'First Dude' Todd Palin seemed to have his hands on the machinery of government and politics. Then there was the tanning bed.

Sarah Palin: What she said at Gridiron dinner

Sarah Palin spoke to the mainstream media at a Gridiron dinner Saturday.

Sarah Palin's 'Going Rogue': five not-to-miss tidbits

Highlights of Sarah Palin's 'Going Rogue' are well known. But her book also has some less-noticed details about Alaska politics and family life that are revealing.

Palin leaves Alaska with a mountain of ethics issues

The raft of ethics complaints against Palin has lawmakers mulling changes to the law, and Palin herself still needs to report a 'garage full' of gifts.

Palin says Letterman a threat to 14-year old daughter Willow

Palin wardrobe controversy heightens - Todd is a cheapo!

Palin appears on Saturday Night Live -- no, the real Palin

Post 'troopergate,' Palin still popular in Alaska, just not as much

Many Alaskans seem more upset with the McCain campaign's tactics during the ethics probe than with the governor.

Sarah Palin, McCain's pick, forged maverick political path in Alaska

The GOP's surprise vice-presidential nominee brings a fresh face to the '08 race.

Palin pick jolts GOP ranks ahead of convention

Socially conservative and telegenic, Alaska's governor livens the ticket but is questioned on experience.