Says she was called back to Alaska for jury duty.

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Palin: Bus Tour Not Canceled

Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin has canceled a trip next month to war-ravaged Sudan, one of the most unstable nations in the world and the focus of passionate advocacy within the U.S. evangelical community. Palin scrapped her visit to the North African country for scheduling reasons, several sources close to her said. She was planning to travel with Franklin Graham, the son of evangelical leader Billy Graham, as well as Fox News personality Greta Van Susteren, to the July 9 independence ceremony of South Sudan, the sources said. Van Susteren also canceled her trip. Graham said on Wednesday that he still plans to go. Read full article > >

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Former governor returns to Home Sweet Alaska

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Palin Bails on Bus Tour

Former governor returns to Home Sweet Alaska

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The messages that Sarah Palin wrote just before and right after she was chosen as John McCain’s running mate show that she had almost no warning of what was about to happen to her.

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In E-Mails, A Glimpse From Inside Palin’s Rise

Frustration with rumours about her personal life are among the details revealed by the official release of former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin’s e-mails.

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Details emerge from Palin e-mails

You’ve got mail. Alaska has released 24,000 pages of emails from Sarah Palin’s two-year tenure as governor, and several revelations have emerged. One series of notes show that Palin was keen on the vice presidential role months before she was chosen as…

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Emails: Palin Liked Obama Energy Plan

Here comes the motherlode. Alaska will release 24,000 of Sarah Palin’s emails from her two years as governor on Friday. The emails were first requested during the 2008 presidential election, but the delay has been attributed to the sheer volume of the…

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When spring comes early to the Arctic, will migrating birds arrive too late?

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Scientist at Work: Spring Is Early in the Arctic

  “We saw where Paul Revere hung out as a teenager, which was something new to learn. He who warned, uh, the British that they weren’t going to be taking away our arms,  uh, by ringing those bells and making sure as he’s riding his horse through town to send those warning shots and bells that we were going to be secure and we were going to be free and we were going to be armed.” — Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, June 2   “You know what? I didn’t mess up about Paul Revere. Here is what Paul Revere did. He warned the Americans that the British were coming, the British were coming, and they were going to try to take our arms and we got to make sure that we were protecting ourselves and shoring up all of our ammunitions and our firearms so that they couldn’t take it. But remember that the British had already been there, many soldiers for seven years in that area. And part of Paul Revere’s ride — and it wasn’t just one ride — he was a courier, he was a messenger. Part of his ride was to warn the British that were already there. That, hey, you’re not going to succeed. You’re not going to take American arms. You are not going to beat our own well-armed persons, individual, private militia that we have. He did warn the British. And in a shout-out, gotcha type of question that was asked of me, I answered candidly. And I know my American history.” Read full article > >

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Sarah Palin’s midnight ride, twice over

“This Sunday, May 29th, Governor Palin and the SarahPAC team will begin a trip through our nation’s rich historical sites, starting from Washington, DC, and going up through New England. The ‘One Nation Tour’ is part of our new campaign to educate and energize Americans about our nation’s founding principles, in order to promote the Fundamental Restoration of America.” — Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin’s Web site Read full article > >

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Sarah Palin collects a bushel of Pinocchios on her bus tour

The former Alaska governor and vice presidential nominee is not announcing stops on her “One Nation” tour, leading many media outlets to follow her bus wherever it goes. Read full article > >

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Where is Sarah Palin headed?

M y advice to Sarah Palin , not that she would take it, is that she’d better be careful. If she keeps pretending to run for the presidential nomination, people might take her seriously. The former half-term Alaska governor’s “One Nation” bus tour has made the Republican establishment nervous. If her aim is just to get back in the news, reinflate the Palin brand and boost her speaking fees, then party leaders have every reason to be pleased. In the unlikely event that she’s actually running, they have every reason to order another Scotch. Read full article > >

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The GOP’s self-destruction derby

In the latest evidence that she’s planning a 2012 White House run, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, joined by her husband, Todd, and the rest of the family, rode on the backs of Harley-Davidson motorcycles through Pentagon’s North Parking Lot Sunday…

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Palin Motorcycle Through D.C.

“This IS Hawai’i” may not be a big show, but as an example of crosstown collaboration, it is a big deal. It’s a two-venue exhibit, occupying not only Transformer Gallery’s Logan Circle area storefront but also the National Museum of the American Indian’s Sealaska Gallery. The show features works from four contemporary native Hawaiian artists, but it feels like — and aspires to be — a much larger survey. In Washington, dialogue between the local art scene and major museums is rare. Transformer Gallery director Victoria Reis bucks the trend, co-hosting programs with the Phillips Collection, the Hirshhorn Museum and the Corcoran Gallery of Art. Read full article > >

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Review of Hawaiian artists at American Indian Museum and Transformer Gallery