For years, the American Dream – the idea that anyone who works hard and has the will to succeed can attain upward mobility and success – has been a core tenet of American society. A new poll ...

Even though more and more people are working harder, some of whom are doing more than one job, the American Dream is ...

The old version of the dream seems increasingly irrelevant for people in their teens and 20s. Sociologists call it the ...

The recent jobs report showed a gain of 177,000 jobs in April and an unchanged unemployment rate of 4.2 percent—somewhat alleviating the economy's current turmoil. This growth exceeds the ...

Although life in America continues to change and evolve, the definition of the American Dream has stayed pretty consistent. A recent Clever Real Estate study found that millennials, Gen X and ...

The dream of climbing the corporate ladder ... For a new generation, the age of American careerism is losing its appeal. Older bosses might be inclined to chalk all this up to a lack of ambition ...

As sweeping US tariffs reshape global trade, their ripple effects are dismantling the American Dream for international students. With rising costs, vanishing job prospects, and a broken promise of ...

Democrats fight for the American dream. The idea that if you work hard ... and you're treating it like somewhat normal, you are losing trust with people because you are perceived as the boy ...

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 ...