Opinion: The need for bipartisanship in Washington is narrowing. Don't let it close.
By Gov. Larry Hogan, No Labels National Co-Chair

'“To restore the soul and to secure the future of America requires more than words. It requires that most elusive of things in a democracy: Unity.”

When President Joe Biden spoke these words in his inaugural address, I hoped he understood that unity would require standing up to the far left of his party and demanding an end to the partisan dysfunction in Washington. Unfortunately, as he signs into law a nearly $2 trillion spending bill crammed through on a strictly party-line vote, we’ve yet to see anything more than bipartisan words from the president."

Opinion: The infrastructure package will be a moment of truth
By Margaret White, No Labels Co-Executive Director

"Over the last few months Washington has seen major legislation travel along two wildly different paths. In late December a bipartisan core of rank-and-file members ushered a $900 billion COVID relief package through Congress despite resistance from leadership. More recently, however, a single-party relief bill was jammed through both houses via reconciliation. The question now is which model will be used to pursue what appears to be Congress’s next majority priority, infrastructure."

Five Facts on The Debt and Deficits
By No Labels

"In 2020, Congress passed five pieces of legislation allocating some $4 trillion for COVID-19 relief. As America’s public health and economic picture improves, it is bringing renewed attention to the nation’s fiscal situation. Read our Five Facts on The Debt and Deficits."

Foreign Policy Challenges Facing The Biden Administration: Africa
By Zane Heflin, The New Center

President Biden’s first foreign policy speech was about Africa suggesting a more engaged approach to the continent than his predecessor. Here’s what to know from the New Center today.