Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is visiting western North Carolina to have dinner with the Rev. Billy Graham.

The battle between late night host David Letterman and Alaska Governor Sarah Palin continues into a third day. Letterman took time during Wednesday’s Late Show to respond to Palin.

South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford won a friendly wager with Alaska Governor Sarah Palin over the ECHL’s Kelly Cup finals.

When it comes to paying back taxes, Timothy Geithner and former Senator Tom Daschle likely have these words for Alaska Governor Sarah Palin Wednesday: Thank you!

The Republican Governors Association announced South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford was voted Chairman of the group.

I’m sorry, but I had to get a few words in about CNN’s bizarre use of a hologram - sorry, a reporter - during their election night coverage.

Four one-of-a-kind Cabbage Patch Kids dolls crafted in the likeness of presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain and vice presidential candidates Joe Biden and Palin will be auctioned on the eBay.com Web site.

The vice presidential candidates are intensely preparing to debate each other Thursday night.

Moderator Gwen Ifill - who is writing a book that includes material about Barack Obama and will be published on Inauguration Day - makes tonight’s Vice-Presidential debate a three-ring event.

There are now 54 days to go until voters go to the polls and we spent an entire day of the presidential campaign talking about lipstick.

New polls from Rasmussen Reports shows John McCain’s race against Barack Obama is a near dead heat, with Sarah Palin the most popular of the four candidates.

John McCain is appealing to donors through e-mail this morning, saying the Republican ticket is the one that stands for reform in Washington.

Barack Obama is smart to appear on Thursday’s edition of The O’Reilly Factor on Fox News Channel, now that the GOP is celebrating Sarah Palin, their own “rock star” politician.

Alaska Governor Sarah Palin told delegates at the Republican National Convention that she’s an outsider ready to join John McCain in helping to bring real change fo Washington.

Sarah Palin spent about 10 minutes on stage this morning, walking through the speech she’ll make when she accepts the GOP’s nomination for vice president.