🚨 No Labels is proud to award our Problem Solver Seal to Congressman Mike Lawler! Rep. @lawler4ny has shown a willingness to break with his party and work across the aisle to pursue real solutions – from healthcare affordability to deepening America’s ties with our allies. That independent approach is exactly what the Problem Solver Seal is meant to recognize. Congratulations, Congressman Lawler!

The House will flip. The Senate could be next. And Iran may be the deciding factor. On a No Labels call this week, @BobCusack offered his outlook on the midterms and explained what it will take to unite a deeply divided country.

This is what it looks like when a candidate reaches beyond the usual partisan lines. @BeauBayh is building a coalition around common sense, independence, and putting Indiana first.

🚨 No Labels is proud to award our Problem Solver Seal to Senator Susan Collins. @SenSusanCollins embodies the independent spirit of Mainers and puts problem solving ahead of party politics – helping deliver commonsense results like the bipartisan infrastructure law. She has built her career around showing up, doing the work, and finding a way forward. Congratulations, Senator Collins!

“If you pause AI research, you’re also pausing the research on how to make it safer.” On a No Labels call this week, Daniel Castro (@castrotech) made the case that innovation and safety don’t have to be competing goals.

China’s Cultural Revolution showed where the politics of hate can lead: mass imprisonment, torture, and the killing of political opponents. Now Hasan Piker (@hasanthehun) is openly calling for that kind of political violence in America.

The politics of hate tells us that anyone who disagrees with us is the enemy. @HaleyforMI is calling for something better – respectful disagreement, civility, and a focus on actually solving problems. That’s what America needs more of.

The politics of hate thrives when leaders are afraid to speak up. Credit to @RepCuellar for calling out Hasan Piker's (@Hasanthehun) comments. We need more leaders willing to reject hateful rhetoric – no matter where it comes from.

Twenty-five years later, what role has 9/11 played in America's political polarization? We asked former CIA analyst Martin Gurri (@mgurri) on a recent No Labels call about how the attacks reshaped American politics, security, and civil liberties.