America

One study found that out of the 50 states, Montana actually ranks insanely high in patriotism, second only to one state.

The security lines. No place to put your carry-on luggage. Bathroom the size of a cereal box. Crying babies and body odor. MOST of those things won't be an issue when you avoid the airport all together and make the drive part of the experience.

If I were to base how "American" Montana was I suppose that this is a pretty good start. Recently a website by the name of Estately listed all the states in America by how "American" they are and this is how they figured it out... The amount of bald eagles Gold medals from the Olympics Astronauts Pro baseball players Fast food joints per capita Gun ownership Facebook users tha

Patriotic songs can take many forms in the hands of our classic rock heroes.

Our only criteria: Each of these groups must be unique to this country – with a sound and an attitude that could have only happened in the U.S.

A look at rock stars wearing American flags on their clothing and guitars.

Videos of some legendary performances of the national anthem.

The most patriotic thing you can do, other than serve in the military, is vote. We are privileged in this country to be able to decide who our leaders are. There are those who want to make it harder for you to vote and would rather you didn't...

Numbers and charts are usually boring things reserved for sales meetings and discussions about market influence and other corporate blah blah blah. But, today? Today the numbers and charts show that here in America, we are blessed with the cheapest beer on the planet. Cue the patriotic background music.

The Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, California set aside a big chunk of its track so a bunch of cars could break a record once held by Australia.

According to a survey from the Pew Research Center of 2003 American adults, the idea of American exceptionalism is alive and well among the 48 percent of the country who say the US stands alone as the best country in the world.

In a new study of the 100 largest cities in the US, economists from MetroMoniter used factors such as employment, business growth and changes in housing prices to rank the most miserable places to live. Who won the dubious first place prize? Here’s hoping you put your money on Las Vegas because Sin City claimed the top spot.