WTHR political reporter Kevin Rader had a sit-down interview with Gov. Sarah Palin after she arrived in Indiana for a rally in Noblesville Friday. The following is a transcript of his interview

An actuarial firm in the United States has said that both John McCain and Barack Obama would be both be cleared for insurance coverage if one of them becomes President of the United States.

The subject of Friday's debate is supposed to be foreign policy, but questions about the economy are expected to intervene. The moderator will be Jim Lehrer of PBS.

The failure of Washington Mutual illustrates just how serious this problem is. The largest bank failure in history. So who wins and loses in this.

The economic woes of Wall Street are beginning to make their way to Main Street

Two-thirds of Americans (66%) think buying a home is the best investment most families can make, despite the recent meltdown of the U.S. housing market. Just 19% disagree. Now if the government can just figure out a way to get them to buy!

YouTube has ordered the removal of a video from its site. The starring character of the exiled video is none other than Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama.

A pair of polls released this week had McCain and Obama tied or within the margin of sampling error, a far cry from a double-digit lead Obama once held.

I just got me morning Barack Obama, running for messiah, " begging for money email" "Want a look inside our strategy to win the battleground states?

One thousand "likely voters" were polled this month about the presidential candidates in a survey sponsored by George Washington University. If the election were held today, 46 percent would vote for John McCain, while 40 percent would vote for Barack Obama

The first of the presidential debates is less that 10 days away! After a long political season we near the "end stretch", while this election has not been much about issues the debates will provide one of the few opportunities for face to face discusion of the issues important t …

I have decided today to 'debunk' a popular Obama talking point here on Newsvine and explain to you why the Obama "middle class tax cut" doesnt really help you any in the long run.

The latest poll by Siena Research Institute, conducted September 8-10, found that Sen..Obama holds a narrow 46-41% lead among likely voters, barely outside the survey's 3.9% margin of error.

Barack Obama left the DNC convention with a lead in the polls and a promise to run a 50-state campaign that included Republican strongholds as well as traditional battleground states.

You probably didn't notice the "change" was ever so subtle. But over the weekend Obama changed the course of his campaign. The Obama campaign has "changed' it's slogan from: Change you can believe in To Change we need

14 percent of Democrat Hillary Clinton's supporters say the addition of Palin to the Republican ticket makes them more likely to vote for McCain - and 16 percent of all self-professed Clinton supporters surveyed say they are now supporting McCain. The one-in-six Clinton voter si …

Independent voters — the largest and fastest-growing segment of the American electorate — were always going to determine the winner of this election.

I think for the first time in 18 months of watching Obama, I see FEAR. The knowledge that despite his 'celebrity, his notoriety, his Ivy League Education, he could lose this election, to of all things, a "War Hero" and a "Hockey Mom"!

After the first part of the Palin Chales Gibson Interview I was curious to see The reaction, Not unexpectedly I saw headlines "Ready to go to war with Russia" Palin would attack Pakistan.

I doubt Senator Obama is getting much sleep these days. This has argueably been the worst week in history for the Obama campaign. Sunday was the beginning, in The Stephanopolis Interview Obama said "my Muslim faith" clearly a mistake but the bloggeshere had a field day

Rasmussen Polling has moved Ohio from "toss up" to leaning Republican today as McCain now leads there 51-44%. The Palin effect?

That's quite a change from late July when the race was a toss-up. John McCain has opened a double digit lead over Barack Obama in Montana. The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey in the Treasure State finds McCain leading by eleven, 53% to 42%

This week has produced several important indicators of a shift in the Elecorate. Now one or two of these events might not be important but, taken in totality, it indicates serious trouble for the Obama campaign.

The race for Pennsylvania's 21 Electoral College votes is tied.

The presidential race between Barack Obama and John McCain is now even at 42 percent, according to a new CBS News poll conducted Monday-Wednesday of this week. Twelve percent are undecided according to the poll, and one percent said they wouldn't vote.

We have heard quite a lot over the past year about Barack Obama's fundraising prowess. But the good times may be over.

We've all heard his dramatic speeches before devoted followers, she said.

The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Friday shows John McCain up by three points, his largest lead since Obama wrapped up the Democratic

There has been a noticeable shift in media coverage since Friday when McCain announced his pick of Palin as his VP choice. What had been "Obama this, Obama that" has now been turned into the "24 hr Palin Media Network".

Even the most avid Obama supporter whould have to notice this changes the playing field.