The American Dream, often described as the belief that anyone can achieve success in the United States through hard work and ...

Immigrants who journey to the United States for a better life often say they are coming in search of the American dream. But ...

According to polls, attitude surveys, and observed behavior, the allegedly “entitled” millennial generation turns out to have great values, a big heart, and high hopes. Throughout U.S. history ...

The American Dream is alive and well. Nearly 60% of respondents surveyed in Bank of the West's 2018 Millennial Study believe they have attained the American Dream or believe that it's still ...

Introduced more than a century ago, the concepts of “American Dream” and “America First” quickly became intertwined with race, capitalism, democracy, and with each other. Through extensive ...

Is the American dream still achievable for today’s youth? Young Americans are redefining the American dream, trading white picket fences for mental health and financial security, according to a ...

In the 1999 film Fight Club, Tyler Durden addresses what he sees as the problem with the American Dream. “We’ve all been raised on television to believe that one day we’d all be millionaires ...

Investopedia / Alice Morgan The American Dream now costs $4.4 million—that’s the estimated lifetime household cost of common milestones, including getting married, raising two children ...

California, Texas, and New York — the three largest states by population — all ranked in the bottom 10, meaning the American Dream is not as strong there. The American Dream is dead.