I left the U.S. for Trinidad and Tobago: My family of 4 spends about $3,000 a month—and we've never been happier ○
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12 days ago
Chantel Henry lives with her husband and two kids in Trinidad. She says living there has made her American Dream more affordable.
22 days ago
The American Dream is missing one key ingredient, says Harvard happiness expert: Without it, 'life is pretty grim' ⊕
Only 35% of U.S. adults define the American Dream as being part of a community. But one cannot thrive without the people around them, say experts.
26 days ago
'The American Dream is back,' Trump says during Fourth of July speech ○
"Our warriors did not fight communism on battlefields across the world only to have that menace rear its ugly head right back here in America," Trump told a cheering crowd.
27 days ago
Burning flags, busty blondes and bison skulls: 48 photographs that capture America at 250 ⊕
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
From the gold rush to civil rights, the moon landing to 9/11, the US has always understood, mythologised and sold itself through the power of the still image
The United States was founded in 1776, but…
After 250 years, do US citizens still believe in the American Dream? ⊕
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Historian Heather Cox Richardson on what history tells us about modern America
28 days ago
How the American Dream has survived 250 years, but only just ⊕⊕
The American Dream has persisted since the days of the Founding Fathers, but faith in the ideal is fading
Married Americans tend to be wealthier and happier. Gen Z is forgoing the institution anyway ⊕⊕
Gen Z defines the American Dream as having financial stability and being happy. Marriage could help them reach both of those goals, but many aren't sold on it.
32 days ago
'This bargain is eroding': Inside the youngest generations' view of the American Dream ⊕
Gen Z is at a tipping point, some economists say: the first U.S. generation in living memory where the majority may be unable to achieve the American Dream.
Some renters say homeownership isn't part of their American Dream: Renting is 'really freeing for me' ⊕
Some no longer see renting as a temporary stop on the path to homeownership but rather a long-term lifestyle choice, reflecting a shift in the American Dream.
33 days ago
LORD ASHCROFT: Marking 250 years of independence should be joyous. But for many, the American Dream is well and truly over ⊕⊕
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
How do you celebrate 250 years of a country? If you're Donald Trump, for whom 2026 means both two-and-a-half centuries of the US and his own 80th birthday, the answer is UFC Freedom 250.