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Palin's swift rise is the talk of her Alaskan town

It was the night before Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin was to accept the Republican vice presidential nomination in a nationally televised speech, and Becky Moore couldn't sleep a wink.

Obama giving some black Republicans 'heartburn'

Armstrong Williams is an African-American conservative commentator who is thinking about making a decision that he says is so agonizing, it gives him heartburn.

Analysis: Palin will need to flesh out 'hockey mom' image

Gov. Sarah Palin will need to flesh out the image of the "hockey mom" she presented to the Republican National Convention and start to educate voters on what she believes about the issues they care about.

Palin aides peeked into trooper's files, union says

Aides to Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin improperly obtained her former brother-in-law's state police personnel files and cited information from those records to raise complaints about the officer, the head of Alaska's state police union said Thursday.

iReporters to McCain: More specifics needed

Sen. John McCain promised to revolutionize Washington during the closing night of the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Commentary: Fighting words from McCain and Palin

Republicans are a gloomy lot. You show them a silver lining. They'll find a cloud.

Cartoon Clicks: How did Palin help McCain?

Palin's star rises

The people of Alaska boast that they have the coldest state in the U.S. and "the hottest governor."

Protesters, police clash outside convention

Police faced off with crowds of protesters outside the Republican National Convention, arresting 396 people after using tear gas and percussion grenades to turn them back.

McCain offers his prescription for U.S.

Sen. John McCain gave his acceptance speech as the Republican presidential nominee Thursday night. Here is a look at what McCain said he would do, if elected, about a variety of topics:

Palin's swift rise is the talk of her Alaskan town

It was the night before Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin was to accept the Republican vice presidential nomination in a nationally televised speech, and Becky Moore couldn't sleep a wink.

Obama giving some black Republicans 'heartburn'

Armstrong Williams is an African-American conservative commentator who is thinking about making a decision that he says is so agonizing, it gives him heartburn.

Analysis: Palin will need to flesh out 'hockey mom' image

Gov. Sarah Palin will need to flesh out the image of the "hockey mom" she presented to the Republican National Convention and start to educate voters on what she believes about the issues they care about.

Palin aides peeked into trooper's files, union says

Aides to Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin improperly obtained her former brother-in-law's state police personnel files and cited information from those records to raise complaints about the officer, the head of Alaska's state police union said Thursday.

iReporters to McCain: More specifics needed

Sen. John McCain promised to revolutionize Washington during the closing night of the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Commentary: Fighting words from McCain and Palin

Republicans are a gloomy lot. You show them a silver lining. They'll find a cloud.

Cartoon Clicks: How did Palin help McCain?

Palin's star rises

The people of Alaska boast that they have the coldest state in the U.S. and "the hottest governor."

Protesters, police clash outside convention

Police faced off with crowds of protesters outside the Republican National Convention, arresting 396 people after using tear gas and percussion grenades to turn them back.

McCain offers his prescription for U.S.

Sen. John McCain gave his acceptance speech as the Republican presidential nominee Thursday night. Here is a look at what McCain said he would do, if elected, about a variety of topics:

McCain: 'Fight with me'

John McCain vowed Thursday to "shake up Washington" and said he's prepared to reach across the aisle to get the country "back on the road to prosperity and peace."

McCain is just part of Washington crowd, Democrats say

Sen. John McCain got one thing right Thursday when he said the Republicans had let Washington change them, Democrats said after his speech.

McCain: I work for you

John McCain accepted the Republican nomination for president Thursday night "with gratitude, humility and confidence" as thousands of delegates chanted his name.

Analysis: McCain sincere, short on answers

It's odd to present yourself as a maverick to the most partisan audience imaginable, as John McCain did Thursday night.

Commentary: GOP shouldn't knock community organizers

The Republicans have made it clear where their focus is this week with their convention slogan, "Country First."

McCain: Change is coming

John McCain spoke to the Republican National Convention on Thursday night. Here is the text of that speech:

Obama: We are better than these last eight years

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama spoke to the Democratic National Convention on Thursday. Here is the text of that speech:

Videos from Thursday at the RNC

Watch Republican National Convention speeches

Analyzing the last night of the GOP convention

Republican Convention report card: John McCain

McCain: Change is coming

Sen. John McCain spoke to the Republican National Convention on Thursday night. Here is the text of that speech:

Police use tear gas to disperse protesters

Police arrested an estimated 200 anti-war protesters Thursday night after using tear gas and percussion grenades to disperse a crowd near the State Capitol, about a mile from the Republican National Convention.

Cindy McCain: John McCain speaks truth, at any cost

Cindy McCain, wife of Republican presidential candidate John McCain, spoke at the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Thursday night. What follows is the transcript of her speech.

Cindy McCain: John McCain speaks truth, at any cost

Cindy McCain praised her husband, Republican presidential nominee John McCain, as "someone of unusual strength and character" in a speech to the Republican National Convention on Thursday.

Colleagues portray McCain as selfless, tough, proven

Graham: McCain ... stopped Congress from losing this war

Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina spoke to the Republican National Convention on Thursday night. Here is the transcript of that speech.

Military officials: No troop cuts this year

Senior U.S. military leaders say it would be "impractical" to reduce U.S. troop levels in Iraq further before the end of the year because of the logistics required in the redeployments, two military officials told CNN Thursday.

Five questions: Dan Savage, sex columnist

Sex columnist Dan Savage and author of the popular syndicated sex advice column "Savage Love," made his way to St. Paul, Minnesota, to attend the Republican National Convention where he is filming a piece for HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher."

Will Palin's tough talk win over undecideds?

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin came out swinging Wednesday night, but it's going to take more than just fighting words to win over the independent and undecided voters who hold the election in their hands.

Ron Paul supporters rally during GOP convention

Partisan rancor is off the menu at the Convention Grill

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Alaska neighbors love their hockey mom VP candidate

Sarah Palin's neighbors saluted their hometown girl with Alaskan Amber brew and testaments to her small-town integrity as she accepted the Republican nomination for vice president Wednesday.

Commentary: What McCain should say tonight

After nearly a week of executing a "Shock and Awe" type assault on Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, the media will once again be forced to turn its attention to the guy who's actually at the top of the ticket: John McCain.

iReporters split on Palin's knockout punch

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin accepted the GOP vice presidential nomination at the party's convention Wednesday with a speech highly critical of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama.

Commentary: Sarah Palin, right and wrong

Warning! This pundit isn't feeling the same way as many of my colleagues about Sarah Palin. She is being attacked for her lack of experience for the job and for whether she should be putting her family first instead of her career.

Police deny using excessive force against RNC protesters

Authorities in Minnesota's Twin Cities have created "a climate of intense police intimidation," protesters at the Republican National Convention contend, but officials say they're merely preserving the peace.

Commentary: Palin is a VP for the rest of us

In 1993, Kevin Kline starred in a movie called "Dave," playing a look-alike who winds up impersonating the president. In the movie, the real president has a stroke and is kept on life support in a restricted area of the White House by a power-mad chief of staff, played by Frank Langella. Dave fills in.

Will her gender sway women to Palin?

As Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, Sen. John McCain's pick for vice president, makes her case to the convention Wednesday night, Republicans hope she will sway Democratic women toward their ticket.

Gay Republicans: GOP on 'wrong side of history'

A group of gay and lesbian Republicans has traveled to the site of the GOP convention this week to help convince its party that it is time to stop being on the "wrong side" of the same-sex marriage issue.

Analysis: GOP struggles with identity on Palin's big night

For the second consecutive night, a lot of the rhetoric at the Republican convention Wednesday evening seemed left over from the last cycle when the fight against terrorism dominated the race.

Biden on Palin's speech: Style but no substance

Democratic vice presidential nominee Joe Biden praised his Republican counterpart's acceptance speech as "incredibly well-crafted and delivered," but said Sarah Palin's rhetoric lacked substance.

GOP lacks diversity, says it pushes outreach

Watching delegates file into the Republican National Convention, it's easy to see one big challenge facing their party: Fewer than 2 percent of the delegates are black.

Palin comes out throwing punches

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin introduced herself to the world Wednesday by calling herself a "hockey mom" and then asking what the difference was between a hockey mom and a pit bull.

Poll gives Obama edge in two of three key states

A new poll suggests that Barack Obama is widening his lead over John McCain in two battleground states but indicates the race is dead even in Ohio, the state that decided the last presidential election.

Democrats say Palin mimics Bush divisiveness

Democrats accused Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin of mirroring "divisive" attacks by President Bush Wednesday night and said showed she wasn't qualified to be on the ticket.

Republican Convention report card: Rudy Giuliani

With odds against him, McCain still feels lucky

Move over Gustav, Bush and even Sarah Palin. This is John McCain's night. In his words, it's a moment "of awe and humility."

Analysis: 'Barracuda' shows her teeth

Giuliani attacks Obama's record as 'nothing ... nada'

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani joined the chorus of former Republican presidential hopefuls who praised John McCain at the GOP convention Wednesday.

Republican Convention report card: Sarah Palin

Huckabee speaks in support of McCain, Palin

Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee spoke Wednesday night at the 2008 Republican National Convention. Here is the text of that speech.

Videos from Wednesday at the RNC

Palin accepts nomination, slams Obama in speech

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, the Republican Party's vice presidential nominee, on Wednesday night addressed the 2008 Republican National Convention. Here is the text of the speech:

Giuliani: You're hiring someone to do a job

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani addressed the Republican National Convention on Wednesday. Here is the text of that speech:

Palin accepts nomination, slams Obama in speech

Sarah Palin accepted the Republican Party's nomination for vice president following a lengthy standing ovation as she took the stage at the Republican National Convention Wednesday.

Palin, former presidential candidates rally GOP faithful

Five questions: Cindy Adams

After rubbing shoulders with Susan Sarandon, Danny Glover, Charlize Theron and Charles Barkley at the Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado, New York Post celebrity gossip columnist Cindy Adams jetted off to "one of the dullest towns in America," according to her latest column, to sniff out politically-inclined celebs in St. Paul.

Romney: Throw out the big-government liberals

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney addressed the Republican National Convention on Wednesday. Here is the text of that speech:

McCain camp says media out to get Palin

Republicans launched a full-throated counterpunch at the media's scrutiny of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin on Wednesday and accused the media of wanting to "destroy" John McCain's vice presidential pick.

Lieberman could lose chairmanship, Democrats warn

Sen. Joe Lieberman's speech before the Republican National Convention on Tuesday night could cost him the chairmanship of a key Senate committee, a top Senate Democratic aide told CNN.

Analysis: What Palin needs to say

In what is expected to be one of the most dramatic moments of the convention, Republican vice presidential pick Sarah Palin takes the stage Wednesday night to introduce herself to the country.

Palin wants quick state board ruling in trooper probe

Republican vice presidential pick Sarah Palin wants a quick ruling from the state Personnel Board she has asked to investigate her firing of the state's public safety commissioner, her lawyer said Wednesday.

Commentary: America, meet Sarah Palin

The first time I met Sarah Palin, I went into her Anchorage office to interview the first woman and youngest governor ever elected in Alaska.

Detroit mayor will not plead guilty in text scandal

Embattled Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick will not plead guilty Wednesday in connection with his text message scandal, a representative for a Michigan prosecutor said, despite an earlier statement that said he would.

Palin's maverick trail goes from city hall to gov's mansion

When she played basketball in high school, Sarah Palin, the soon-to-be Republican vice presidential nominee, earned the nickname "Sarah barracuda" for her fierce competitiveness.

Commentary: Keep politics out of Bristol Palin issue

It didn't take Republicans long -- and even some Democrats -- to try to dissuade the media from focusing on the news that Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's 17-year-old daughter is five months pregnant and plans on marrying the father.

Democrats attack Lieberman, saying he lied to delegates

Democrats accused fellow lawmaker Sen. Joe Lieberman of misleading the Republican National Convention when he addressed them in a speech Tuesday night.

iReporters give GOP convention mixed reviews

The Republican National Convention got under way in earnest on Tuesday after a day spent nervously watching the Gulf Coast and Hurricane Gustav.

Commentary: McCain turns to old GOP themes, buzzwords

Democrats take note: the Republican convention was resolutely on-message Tuesday night, sounding old themes and buzzwords that have worked for the GOP in the past.

Commentary: Last thing we need now is a great leader

Everyone I talk to seems to think the president of the United States right now is stupid.

Thousands rally at Ron Paul convention

While Republicans pow-wowed in St. Paul, supporters of Ron Paul threw their own party in neighboring Minneapolis.

GOP points to McCain's character, derides Obama

Republicans launched their first night of full-scale conventioneering Tuesday by praising party standard-bearer John McCain's experience and attacking Democratic rival Barack Obama.

GOP speakers step up to defend Palin

The main speakers at the Republican National Convention took time out from the program of lauding John McCain's service Tuesday night to come to the defense of his pick for running mate, Sarah Palin.

Palin faces questions this month in ethics inquiry, says lawmaker

As she takes part in the Republican National Convention with Sen. John McCain, the abuse of power investigation facing Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin at home is charging ahead, and the governor is expected to be questioned this month, according to the lawmaker overseeing the investigation.

Analysis: Bush relationship a balancing act for McCain

President Bush addressed the delegates at the Republican National Convention after all, reminding everyone once more about what a complicated relationship he has had with Sen. John McCain.

Videos from Tuesday at the RNC

Analysis: GOP convention marked by nostalgia

The first full night of the Republican convention's hurricane-interrupted proceedings had the unintentional feel of a valedictory.

Republican Convention report card: Fred Thompson

Republican Convention report card: President Bush

Republican Convention report card: Joe Lieberman

Analysis: 'Red meat' and praise for McCain, Palin

Lieberman: McCain is 'his own man'

Sen. Joe Lieberman, the Democratic vice-presidential nominee in 2000, on Tuesday spoke up for Republican Sen. John McCain, saying the presumptive GOP nominee is capable of bringing both parties together to lead the country.

Five questions: Pat Boone at the RNC

With more top 40 hits than Madonna or Billy Joel, rock 'n' roll legend Pat Boone is considered by many as "The Original American Idol." So when the squeaky clean singer-songwriter waltzed into the CNN Grill at the Republican National Convention in St. Paul for a bite to eat, we couldn't resist the opportunity to ask the lifelong conservative how he thinks the race is shaping up and whether he has an apropos song for this year's historic election.

Thompson blasts Obama, sings praises of Palin, McCain

Former Sen. Fred Thompson vehemently defended the selection of Sarah Palin for vice president Tuesday garnering huge applause from the crowd at the Republican National Convention.

Fred Thompson speaks on service to country

Former Sen. Fred Thompson of Tennessee spoke to the Republican National Convention on Tuesday night. Here is the text of the speech:

Bush: McCain's life is a story of service above self

President Bush spoke live via satellite to the Republican National Convention Tuesday night. Here is the text of the speech:

Lieberman: Country matters more than party

Independent Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman spoke to the Republican National Convention Tuesday night. Here is the text of the speech:

Police fire chemical agents, projectiles at RNC protesters

St. Paul police fired chemical agents and projectiles into a large crowd of protesters outside the Republican National Convention on Tuesday night.

Bush praises McCain as 'the man we need'

President Bush told the Republican National Convention on Tuesday that presumptive nominee Sen. John McCain "ready to lead," saying he's been prepared for the presidency by a lifetime of service.

After revelations, McCain gives assurances on Palin vetting

John McCain said Tuesday his vice presidential vetting process was thorough, as his campaign tried to calm concern that more surprises about Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin were coming.

iReporters: Protesters, police clash at Republican Convention

Report: Ex-AG won't be charged for mishandling secret papers

Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales mishandled highly classified information on two of the nation's most sensitive terrorism programs, but he will not be prosecuted, the Justice Department inspector general said Tuesday.

Anti-abortion group says Palin 'walks her talk'

The question has long been posed to conservative male candidates during presidential campaigns: What would you do if your teen daughter became pregnant? Most dodge the question, saying their family lives are off-limits.

Think you know your Republican convention trivia?

The Republican National Convention is kicking off in full force Tuesday in the Twin Cities -- the first time the GOP has held a presidential convention there since 1892.

Analysis: Four things McCain needs to accomplish this week

Tonight, it starts for real.

Judge gives go-ahead to hearing on ousting Detroit mayor

A governor's hearing on whether to remove Detroit, Michigan, Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick from office can go ahead Wednesday, a Wayne County judge has ruled, denying Kilpatrick's request for a delay.

Palin daughter's pregnancy stirs strong emotions from iReporters

When Sen. John McCain's running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, announced that her 17-year-old unmarried daughter was pregnant, the news prompted a big response from the iReport.com community.

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