A federal judge in New York on Tuesday set a trial date for April 14 in the libel lawsuit Sarah Palin, the former Alaska governor, brought against The New York Times.

The Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals faulted the trial judge for dismissing the case before the jury had reached a verdict.

The federal appeals court found issues "impugn the reliability" of the verdict.

Democrat Mary Peltola is projected to win the Alaska special general election for the state’s sole House seat, ABC News reports.

This is the first time in nearly half a century that Alaska's House seat is vacant.

FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver breaks down Sarah Palin's chances of winning Alaska’s lone House seat on "This Week."

The former governor will run for the seat vacated by Don Young.

The former vice presidential candidate and Alaskan governor filed papers to run for Congress.

The former vice presidential candidate announced she is running in Alaska’s special election to fill the vacancy left by Republican Rep. Don Young, who died last month.

Palin claimed an erroneous editorial defamed her.

In an exclusive interview for "GMA," former vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin said she hopes the media treats newly tapped VP-pick Sen. Kamala Harris fairly.

The 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee weighs in on Joe Biden’s VP search and how female candidates are viewed in presidential politics.

Todd Palin cited in divorce papers an “incompatibility of temperament between the parties as such that they find it impossible to continue to live together as husband and wife.”

Former Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin confirmed that she had been “duped” into traveling “across the country” for a spoof interview with Sacha Baron Cohen.

Palin, 28, was arraigned Sunday morning at a courthouse in Palmer, Alaska.

"The View" co-hosts discuss the onetime VP hopeful's possible new position within the Trump administration.