Alaska officials on Friday released thousands of pages of Sarah Palin's emails from her first 21 months as governor, giving a fresh glimpse at the time when she rose to national prominence and became the GOP vice presidential nominee. (June 10)

Police in New Castle, Delaware are talking with a 17-year-old girl there about direct, online communication she apparently had with Congressman Weiner.

"I see a bias in this administration against Texas… yes, I do see it in this administration, absolutely. We didn't get the help in the wildfires that I think any other state would have gotten," Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX) said on MSNBC.

Rick Santorum's new radio ad says it is "immoral" to pass our current debt off to our grandchildren.

Senator Johnson (R-Wis.) discusses the federal budget and debt with Bill Hemmer on "America's Newsroom."

CHRIS MATTHEWS: "I think she wants to be the main attraction on the right and that might mean she wants to keep Obama as president just so she can be leader of the opposition."

Juan Williams and Charles Krauthammer had a heated exchange during a panel discussion on the troubled U.S. economy. The two argued over the role presidential policies play in the state of the economy, with Krauthammer saying, "So, what we hear is that when the economy's bad and Democrats are in power, the reason is structural or some kind of act of

ABC News: For the first time since his campaign saw a huge staff shake up, Newt Gingrich spoke to media outside his McLean, Va. home today, citing "strategic differences" between himself and the departed staff.

Richard Wolffe, MSNBC political analyst and columnist for The Daily Beast, talks with Rachel Maddow about the breaking news that Mitt Romney will not go to Iowa for their symbolic straw poll. (

Ed Schultz talks about the federal government creating "jobs programs."

Bill O'Reilly: Even in the face of the economic troubles, President Obama contnues to talk up government spending.