According to a new report from the Sine Institute of Policy & Politics, conceptions of the American dream ... component of the dream, another 87% prioritized the freedom to make decisions, and ...

According to respondents, the five most important pieces of the American Dream are: freedom of choice in how to live (97% said essential or important), having a good family life (96%), retiring ...

A growing number of Americans are looking at dual citizenship as a "fire escape plan" amidst increasing uncertainty and ...

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is once-in-a-generation legislation that will drive economic growth, create jobs, and ...

or education – a whopping 75% of respondents said they had achieved or are on their way to obtaining the American Dream, namely economic opportunity and freedom of choice. On a bleaker note ...

A Pew Research Center study shows a majority of Americans still believe the ideal is achievable, but others say the dream is ...

If we are going to pass the American Dream on to future generations, we must go back to the formula that has always made America prosper: respect for freedom and devotion to the public good.

The American Dream provides that positive ... can unify Americans given our political and individual diversity. With a common thread based on freedom, aspiration, overcoming obstacles, the ...

On the other hand, 85 percent of Americans said the American Dream involved “the freedom of choice in how to live one’s life.” Meanwhile, 82 percent of Americans believed they were on their ...

Was the American Dream ever real? Or was it a mirage ... as “impossible,’’ they would also prefer to have “more freedom,’’ such as being able to do work that they love.

In 1986, President Ronald Reagan praised “the dream ... 4 and individual freedom is complicated and ambiguous. The Declaration of Independence brought freedom of a sort to the American colonists.

Both Snyder and Stanley make strong cases that American notions of “freedom” ultimately choke individual liberty, and both see changes in the social contract under President Reagan as setting ...