Alaska releases Sarah Palin’s e-mails

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The state of Alaska on June 10 released more than 13,000 e-mails that shed light on Sarah Palin’s tenure as governor — before she became a vice-presidential candidate, a reality-TV star, and an undeclared heavyweight in the 2012 race for the White House.

Alaska official Jim Hoff, center, holds a dolly with boxes containing thousands of pages of Sarah Palin's e-mails as CNN cameraman Jim Castel, left, and CNN correspondent Drew Griffin watch just before the documents were released on Friday in Juneau. Brian Wallace/AP

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