In a new analysis, Pew Research Center carves out nine distinct U.S. political groups that go beyond the simple "red vs. blue" binary, Alex Fitzpatrick writes.

• Pew writes: "Many Americans hold a complex mix of values and beliefs that don't always fit neatly into either major party."

Among the nine groups...

No Apologies Right (9% of American adults, per Pew's survey) and Faith First Conservatives (12%).

• "No Apologies Right take harder-line positions on most issues, but Faith First Conservatives stand out more on topics closely tied to religion, morality and social traditionalism."

Leftward Progressives (7%) and Loyal Liberals (11%).

• "Leftward Progressives are the youngest typology group, with very progressive views across the board."
• "In contrast, Loyal Liberals are far more attached to the Democratic Party, have greater trust in institutions and are more invested in the United States' role as a leader in international diplomacy."

The biggest group: Order and Opportunity Left (18%).

• "One of the most racially and ethnically diverse groups, they are economically liberal but are more concerned about crime and more supportive of immigration restrictions than other majority-Democratic groups."

Take Pew's quiz to see where you fit.

Tropical Storm Arthur is expected to form in the Gulf early tomorrow, Axios New Orleans' Carlie Kollath Wells reports.

• Arthur — the first named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season — will make landfall tomorrow night, near the Texas-Louisiana border.

🌊 The storm is forecast to dump 4–8 inches of rain in parts of Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida.

• Some spots could get up to 12 inches through Thursday, leading to potentially life-threatening flash flooding.

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Florida's Hard Rock Stadium hosted its first of seven World Cup matches last night, Axios' Martin Vassolo reports from the game.

• The 65,000-seat venue — temporarily rechristened "Miami Stadium" — was packed as two-time champion Uruguay took on Saudi Arabia (result: 1-1).

🇺🇾 The match was personal for the thousands of local Uruguayans.

• Fans gathered hours ahead of the 6 p.m. kickoff outside the stadium, where they painted their faces, played soccer mini-games, and got hype for the TV cameras.

🏟️ Inside the stadium, loud chants of "Uruguay! Uruguay!" competed with drumming and chanting from the Saudi fans.

• Uruguayans draped flags and signs all over the arena, including one that simply read "Asado y Vino" — "barbecue and wine."

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