L'actu de la semaine : 11 novembre 2026

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Famous for its politics, movies, music, , its power, its landscapes… the list goes on and on. Love it or hate it, it's hard to argue that the US is the most famous in the world. Also known as “the Land of the ”, “the US” and “the Land of Opportunity”, America famously shares land with Canada to the north and Mexico to the , and is the third most populated country, with more than three hundred and thirty-three million . The US has a racially and ethnically diverse . The is Washington DC, which is also home to the most famous political residence in the world: the White House. The most populated is New York, the shopping mecca of the West! Often called “the Big ”, New York is famous for its elegant , bright lights and Broadway shows, and is, of course, home to the Statue of . Around four point five million visit this amazing landmark every year. — America is separated into fifty . The country has long operated under a two-party ; that is to say, the Democratic Party and the Republican Party are the two dominant leaders. Americans are very and are known for their competitive attitude in all aspects of life. American football is the most popular spectator , and the US has impressively hosted eight Olympic Games, more than any other country in . The number of international tourists visiting the US is around eighty million, and the most popular are the Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls (despite it being most famous in Canada), the Statue of Liberty, the White House, Disney theme parks and Las Vegas. Just remember, though: whatever in Vegas stays in Vegas! — And to finish, a few interesting pieces of about the good ole U.S. of A. The name “Uncle Sam” originates from a meat packer, Samuel Wilson, who supplied barrels of to the army during the War of eighteen twelve, stamping the barrels with the “U.S.” (for United States), but the soldiers recycled those initials to mean “Uncle Sam's”. According to environmental studies, Americans throw out about four point four pounds of every day. That is equal to around one point four billion pounds total per day. Wowzers! The Star-Spangled Banner is the national of the USA and was written in eighteen fourteen. Approximately ninety per cent of fellow Americans say they know all the to the anthem! Do you know your national anthem?