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No Labels have been around since 2010, describing its outlook as "bipartisan" and helping found the centrist House Problem Solvers Caucus in 2017. Along the way, No Labels' supporters have included a combination of Blue Dog Democrats, non-MAGA Republicans and independents.

But in 2023, No Labels has received some scathing criticism from Never Trump conservatives who are supporting President Joe Biden in the 2024 election — most notably, The Lincoln Project, whose Rick Wilson has slammed it as being a group of useful idiots for the Donald Trump campaign. Wilson considers Trump a dangerous, corrupt authoritarian and has been warning that No Labels could help him win in 2024 if it runs a third-party presidential candidate.

The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments Wednesday in a case that, according to Forbes, could have broad implications about federal power — and help former President Donald Trump pursue his agenda of turning the government into his own personal army.

The basic upshot of the Securities and Exchange Commission v. Jarkesy is that "hedge fund manager George Jarkesy is challenging the SEC’s authority to have disputes heard by administrative law judges, after an administrative law judge found him guilty of committing securities fraud," the report explained.

Former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) has revealed new stories about Donald Trump and Kevin McCarthy in her new book — and the co-hosts of "The View" are loving every word.

According to Cheney, when Trump left the White House and returned to Mar-a-Lago after his 2020 election loss, he was "depressed" and "wasn't eating." McCarthy (R-CA) rushed to the Florida estate, where he took a photo with the former president despite previously saying it was time for the GOP to move on from Trump.

Billionaire Charles Koch and the political network he finances endorsed Nikki Haley for the Republican nomination Tuesday — and Donald Trump is furious.

Taking to his Truth Social platform Wednesday, the former president hit out at the politically involved billionaire family which used to be supportive of him.

The New York district attorney is desperately trying to keep Michael Cohen's name out of the court filings involving the Stormy Daniels hush money scandal. In fact, he wants to keep the adult film star's name out, too.

The Daily Beast obtained a court filing from last month which showed redactions that try to keep the identities of "Lawyer A" and "Woman 2" under wraps.

As Donald Trump's GOP nomination begins to look an almost certainty, he's not making any attempt to hide that he's "increasingly embracing autocratic language and ideas," columnist Robin Abcarian writes in The Los Angeles Times.

But the big problem, she said, comes from the people who keep brushing that off as "Trump being Trump."

Former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden are apparently locked in a tight race with a year to go until the election — but, according to an analyst, Trump is set to blow it by repeating mistakes.

Salon writer Amanda Marcotte said he's beginning to revisit policies that cratered his approval when he was in the White House and in the days after he left — and it's reminding voters why they kicked him out in 2020.

Donald Trump issued an ominous threat against President Joe Biden over his ongoing criminal prosecutions.

The former president has been charged in four jurisdictions on 91 felony charges and has already been found liable for fraud and sexual abuse, and on Wednesday morning Trump issued what could be interpreted as a violent threat against Biden and the rest of his political opponents.

At his civil fraud trial in New York, former President Donald Trump tried to distance himself from past financial statements that improperly tripled the size of his personal penthouse in Trump Tower.

Specifically, Trump tried to claim that he had nothing to do with that gross overvaluation of his own property and he instead tried to pin the blame on others within the Trump Organization for the error.

Former President Donald Trump has taken to openly embracing people who violently stormed the Capitol on his behalf, even going so far as to record a song with some of the jailed rioters.

However, the Associated Press reports that this could cost the former president in the courtroom.