Is it finally time for a third-party candidate to succeed? Fraying political dialogue is turning off Americans ...

The leaders of No Labels really want you to understand that they’re not like other third-party political movements: They don't have a candidate, for starters, but they have an awful lot of money.

While Gwen Walz, wife of Democratic vice presidential candidate Gov. Tim Walz, was rallying volunteers and supporters on ...

No Labels, a US political group founded in 2010 as a "common sense" centrist alternative to the two-party US political system, announced on Thursday that it will not be launching an independent US ...

Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan resigned last month from his position at third-party leadership movement No Labels, stoking speculation that the moderate Republican could mount a potential ...

One of those groups, the self-described “centrist, bipartisan” political organization No Labels, has been laying $70 million worth of groundwork for a “unity ticket” in 2024. Given Trump ...

Two members of the Durst real estate family are suing the centrist political group No Labels, saying its pursuit of a possible third-party presidential bid is a breach of contract. The Minnesota ...

“We’ve got the most unsettled political terrain we’ve ever had.” Joining a No Labels ticket would mark quite the turnaround for Christie, who called the effort a “fool’s errand” last ...