Centrist political group No Labels this week detailed a methodology for selecting the candidates for a "unity ticket" that they plan to choose and support — and then leave to their own devices.

The “shiny penny syndrome” is when a new penny is perceived to be more valuable and sought after than a tarnished one even though the two have the same value. It applies to romantic relationships, ...

Donors to No Labels are starting to fear that the third-party group missed its window for launching a much-hyped presidential bid and are questioning whether to make future financial commitments to ...

No Labels, the third-party bipartisan group that is considering launching a "unity" campaign in the 2024 presidential race, on Monday will host a major event to discuss its platform -- and will be ...

No Labels will not run a third-party "unity" ticket against Donald Trump and Joe Biden in the 2024 presidential election, the group said Thursday. In a statement, the centrist group said they were ...

Most Americans tell pollsters they dread a Trump-Biden rematch this year, but third-party presidential tickets historically flop at the ballot box. The centrist political group No Labels, which is ...

The nonpartisan group No Labels wants to put a hypothetical independent unity ticket on the presidential ballot in 2024. There are a lot of problems with this plan. The biggest is that the group says ...

No Labels on Thursday is expected to take another step toward forming a bipartisan presidential ticket in November's general election. That's when the centrist group is scheduled to announce the ...

No Labels national co-chair Joe Lieberman said on Thursday that the nonpartisan group would consider Nikki Haley to be part of their potential unity presidential ticket if she’s interested. “If Gov.

Washington ― Former U.S. Rep. Fred Upton is hoping to see a Republican head a bipartisan third-party ticket for president next year, but no, he won’t be that Republican, he said. “My hand is not up in ...