Washington, Sept. 21: Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has probably seen it all politically in the three weeks since she accepted the Republican party’s vice-presidential nomination.
Her public as well as her personal space has been invaded with out a by or leave, and she is turning out to be the most polarizing figure in American politics.
She may have won quite a few brownie points from the Conservatives, but the Democrats and the Liberals are leaving no stone unturned to expose her as a negative choice.
London, Sept. 20: The person claiming to be the hacker who accessed Sarah Palin’s private e-mail account has gone on record to say that it was easy and simple to achieve.
He or she has posted online what appears to be first-person account of the simple steps needed to impersonate the Republican vice-presidential candidate and obtain her password online.
The hacker apparently guessed that the Alaska governor had met her husband in high school, and knew Palin’s date of birth and home zip code.
Denver (Colorado US), Sept. 19: An English teacher at Denver’s Metropolitan State College is being investigated by the college for bias, bullying and harassment after he gave students in his class an assignment to “undermine” Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin.
Metropolitan State College spokeswoman Cathy Lucas told FOX News that the college has not received a formal complaint against Professor Andrew Hallam, but the school is asking students who know more to come forward.
New York, Sept. 19: Alaska Governor and Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin has told FOX News in an interview that the inquiry into the firing of her former public safety commissioner, is being tainted by “obsessive partisanship”.
The investigation, which centers on whether Palin punished her public safety chief for refusing to fire a trooper who was going through a nasty divorce with her sister, comes at a potentially damaging time in the political calendar.
London, September 19: The different reactions about Sarah Palin’s selection as the U. S. Republican vice presidential candidate may have a basis in biology, if the findings of a new study are to be believed.
"Traditionally, political scientists have focused on the environmental aspects: school, the media, the family, the church, as the things that lead to beliefs they have," New Scientist magazine quoted Douglas Oxley, a political scientist at the Lincoln-based University of Nebraska, as saying.
Anchorage (Alaska), Sept. 19 : Sarah Palin wasn’t the only target of an online hacker.
Law enforcement officials are claiming that her family and staff were also compromised.
Justice Department spokeswoman Laura Sweeney said on Thursday that the FBI and Secret Service have launched a formal investigation into the hacking of one of Palin’s Yahoo E-mail accounts.
Yahoo declined to comment Thursday on the details of the investigation, citing Palin’s privacy and the sensitivity of such investigations, Fox News reports.
Washington, Sept. 21: Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has probably seen it all politically in the three weeks since she accepted the Republican party’s vice-presidential nomination.
London, Sept. 20: The person claiming to be the hacker who accessed Sarah Palin’s private e-mail account has gone on record to say that it was easy and simple to achieve.
New York, Sept. 19: Alaska Governor and Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin has told FOX News in an interview that the inquiry into the firing of her former public safety commissioner, is being tainted by “obsessive partisanship”.
London, September 19: The different reactions about Sarah Palin’s selection as the U. S. Republican vice presidential candidate may have a basis in biology, if the findings of a new study are to be believed. 
