The American Dream is over — at least in the way it was traditionally defined. That probably isn’t a surprise to younger ...

The American dream was made real largely by organized labor ... their dream to their lives or aspirations — a good family life, enjoying bountiful wilderness, the freedom to live as you choose.

The top 1% holds just over 13% of all real estate ... it may come later in life. But Guzzo said others, especially younger men without college degrees, feel the American dream has been pulled ...

Americans overwhelmingly desire all the traditional trappings of the American dream—owning a home ... get a good job and ...

In “American ... s power in American life. “Photography is often seen as the most democratic of art forms,” she said. “There’s the reality and then there’s the dream, and photography ...

I focus on real estate brokerage ... in many parts of the country, the dream of home (or, in New York, apartment) ownership remains a potent part of the American story. I think there are a number ...

"American Dream started in my basement ... "I also want it to taste like you're almost eating the real thing," she said, as much as that is possible. "There's no protein brownie that's going ...

But the American dream now is a lot more individualized. For me, it's the ability to have flexibility, freedom, and more autonomy in my work and life. It also means being able to work on things ...