I believe in the traditional American dream. But it won't be around for my kids to inherit. For my Gen Z peers, the American dream is an elastic term – so elastic, in fact, that it begins to ...

more than half of American adults believe that the "American dream" is still possible, that is according to a recent Pew ...

A recent Wall Street Journal survey found that only 36% of Americans still believe the American Dream is achievable. "The American Dream is the ideal that anyone in this country who works hard can ...

We throw around the phrase “American Dream" too loosely, making some believe this prosperous outcome is supposed to be inevitable instead of possible.

Story at a glance Nearly 60 percent of U.S. adults below age 50 believe the American dream is dead, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. The poll found that more specifically, 57 percent ...

Americans are souring on the American Dream­ – young Americans are leading this change. Their attitudes toward the Dream have rapidly declined in just the past few years. This is a problem that ...

While 53% say the American Dream remains possible, another 41% believe the life of relative economic security the notion once conjured up is now out of reach, the survey of 8,709 U.S. adults found.

But the American dream is slowly slipping out of sight—in fact, nearly half the nation no longer believes it's attainable at all. This is a point of concern for JPMorgan Chase's CEO Jamie Dimon .

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Adam writes about state and local policy and urban economic issues. What is the American Dream? It is a complicated question ...

Some Americans believe President Trump’s economic agenda will eventually deliver the dream through a stronger, made-in-the-U.S.A. economy. Others see it slipping away.

At a campaign rally in York County, Pa., last month, Donald J. Trump said, “We’re going to bring back a thing called the American dream.” The American dream symbolizes many abstract ideals ...

The latest survey from the nonpartisan Public Policy Institute of California finds that just a third (33%) of Californians still believe in the American Dream, the idea that if you work hard ...