Technically the dream has been fulfilled. Earthlings have stopped fighting with one another, but only because all of Earth is now ruled by an alien species.

Forget the version of the speech you’ve been taught that emphasizes King’s vision of Black, White and brown Americans living in blissful racial harmony. The core concept of King’s dream is ...

Originally titled "Normalcy, Never Again," it was not his first "dream" speech. But it is certainly his best remembered, and the speech has ever since been "I Have a Dream." ...

MLK Living Legacy Awardees were honored in the Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts on campus at the 2025 MLK Living Legacy Convocation on Jan. 31, 2025. Photos by Sydney Chandler/Daily Campus ...

Whatever your concept of "living the dream," we've come up with a list of people who are without a doubt living their dreams (and maybe yours, too). The 15 people on this list have often taken ...

A new study shows that a majority of Americans are living the American Dream — even if they largely don't realize it. The poll, conducted by marketing firm DDB as part of its 2014 Life Style ...

The last part of the Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech at the Lincoln Memorial, “I Have A Dream,” is one of American history’s most famous and inspiring orations.

A range of disorders—including schizophrenia and depression—have been linked to malfunctions in the default network in recent years.

More than just a rehash of where the Arc Angels have been, Living In A Dream also offers a look at the future: a bonus disc includes new studio performances with Dave Monsey taking over for the ...

I ended up living in Australia and New Zealand and then moving to Spain for two years. I still harboured a desire to move to America, but the dream felt further away than ever.

We have been living in a dream world for the last 50 years. We are overdue to join the real world and the sooner, the better. Recessions might be like earthquakes.