High school students and their parents are considering the benefits of trade school versus college. It's on The Excerpt.

Many respondents had similar sentiments: the American Dream never existed, and Black Americans need to build their own dream.

Words by Ambar Ramirez Ah, the ominous success sequence: graduate from college, land a good job, get married, buy a house and have children. The outdated formula that so many once came to America ...

Leonhardt quotes Randolph in words that could summarize Leonhardt ... and its impacts will fall on lower-wage workers first. In the 21st century, the American dream is no longer shaped (if it ever was ...

So long, American dream. - Phil Smith ... “Please keep your obvious pronouns out of my emails,” (7A) David Mastio quotes White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt: “Any reporter who ...

The American Dream is dead. Nearly 80 percent of Americans under the age of 30 don't believe it holds true anymore, and a majority over the age of 65 agree. While it's tempting to chalk this ...

Adam writes about state and local policy and urban economic issues. What is the American Dream? It is a complicated question, but a new survey from the Archbridge Institute sheds some light on how ...

About half of Americans still think the American Dream — the idea that anyone can get ahead through hard work and determination — is achievable, according to findings released Tuesday by Pew ...

THE AMERICAN DREAM — often idealized by the house and white picket fence — has been debated, pondered and relentlessly pursued by those who have lived in the United States for generations ...