American Dream at Home: How Millions of Guatemalans Transform Their Homes While Working in the U.S.
Millions of Guatemalans are using remittances from the United States to modernize their homes in Guatemala, significantly changing the rural landscape.
American Dream: The mortgage rate data that eases buyers in the U.S. in March 2026
The average mortgage rate in the U.S. has dropped below 6% for the first time since September 2022, signaling a potential increase in homebuyers.
He Escaped from Colombia and Pursued the American Dream in the U.S.: His Story Came to Cinema
Manolo Betancur's story of escaping Colombia's armed conflict to seek a new life in the United States is now captured in the documentary short film 'The Changebaker'.
Trump's World (Day 403): The New American Dream is Living Outside of America
More Americans are leaving the country than moving there, signifying a new trend in the American Dream.
The New American Dream: Break the World, Then We'll See
The article discusses the nihilistic sentiment in the U.S. where both support for Donald Trump and opposition Democrats is dwindling, leading to a desire for destruction of the current order.
Donald’s Pride and Soft Tones: A Show on the American Dream. 'But Tehran Can Strike Us'
In his State of the Union address, Donald Trump adopts a softer tone while defending his administration's achievements and addresses ongoing challenges with Iran.
Americans are leaving the United States at record rates – net population outflow for the first time in nearly a century
For the first time since the Great Depression, the United States recorded a net negative immigration, with more people leaving than entering the country in 2025.
From Gaza to Washington: Richard Falk Laments the Dying Justice of the World
Richard Falk reflects on the decline of justice and the American dream in his poignant poetry.
She Lived in New York, but Gave Up the American Dream After a Vision Revealed Where Her True Home Was
American Michelle Harris abandoned the American Dream to find fulfillment in Paris after experiencing a personal crisis.
A new turn in California? The American Dream law that unites Newsom and Trump and would impact home buying
A proposed bill in California aims to eliminate tax advantages for large investment funds to benefit families seeking to purchase homes.
A Finn Got a Match with Jake Paul's Event - Now There’s a Harsh Turn
Finnish boxer Teresa Mäkinen's dream opportunity with American star Jake Paul's MVP Promotions has taken a dramatic turn due to her opponent's surgery.
The American Dream Continues: The Data on Latinos Buying Homes in the U.S. and Why They Are Saving the Industry
Latinos have significantly contributed to the U.S. housing market's resilience amidst challenges, becoming the largest group of homebuyers over the past year and crucial to maintaining the industry's stability.
American Dream on the Way: He is Venezuelan and at only 11 years old has already secured a million-dollar contract to live in the U.S.
An 11-year-old Venezuelan boy, David Basabe, has made headlines after reportedly securing a pre-agreement worth 1.8 million dollars with the Philadelphia Phillies, making him the youngest player to achieve such a milestone in Major League Baseball (MLB).
Eileen, the Money Machine. The 'American Princess' called a traitor continues to compete for China
Eileen Gu, a Chinese freestyle skier and American student, has become the highest-paid athlete at the Olympics, earning significant revenue both through sports and endorsements, despite facing backlash from some American fans.
The End of the American Dream? Bands Fear Traveling to the USA Due to Security, Tariffs, and Deportations
Many musicians are increasingly hesitant to tour the USA due to rising bureaucracy, costs, and security fears.
American Dream Fulfilled: They Are Argentinians, Started by Washing Dishes and Now Sell Messi's Favorite Dish in New York
A group of Argentinians in New York City has transformed their initial struggles working in kitchens into a successful restaurant selling milanesas, now known as Messi's favorite dish.
Is Jeffrey Epstein the 'Great Gatsby' of our time?
The article draws parallels between Jeffrey Epstein's rise from humble beginnings to a prominent figure intertwined with global elites and the themes of the American Dream portrayed in F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby.'
Andrew Carnegie, from Poverty to Power: the story of the 'King of Steel' who inspired the American dream
Andrew Carnegie's remarkable journey from poverty in Scotland to becoming a leading industrialist in America highlights his significant contributions to the steel industry and urban development.
"My family scammed me": lived on a boat, started from scratch, and now his Argentinian bakery is a hit in Florida
Luciano Coccoz shares his inspiring journey of building a successful Argentinian bakery in Florida after facing significant personal challenges.
From country to viola style: Brazilian mother and American daughter form a musical duo from grandfather's dream
A Brazilian mother and her American daughter have formed a musical duo that blends distinct genres from both Brazil and the United States, inspired by their family's musical legacy.
‘I wanted to be an athlete’: The brief ‘career’ of James Van Der Beek in American football; accident halted dream
James Van Der Beek, who passed away at the age of 48, briefly pursued a career in American football before an accident impeded his aspirations.
Trump ICE crackdown turns Irishman's American dream into detention nightmare
An Irishman, Seamus Culleton, faces detention in Texas after being detained by ICE, jeopardizing his American dream of obtaining a green card through marriage.
The emotional tribute of skater Maxim Naumov to his deceased parents at the Winter Olympics
American figure skater Maxim Naumov honored his deceased parents during his performance at the Milan-Cortina Olympic Games, reflecting on their shared dream.
Failed American dream: Deportees restart their lives in Guatemala
The article highlights the experiences of more than 350,000 migrants who have been deported from the U.S. to Guatemala since Donald Trump's return to the White House, focusing on their efforts to rebuild their lives after forced removal.
Who is Bad Bunny, the rapper who claimed the American dream of migrants at the Super Bowl
Bad Bunny used his Super Bowl performance to advocate for the American dream and unite the Latino community.
A girl traded her dream job at an American bank for the front line in Ukraine: she cremated her friends
Ukrainian Viktoriia Honcharuk left her successful finance career in New York to serve as a nurse on the front lines of the Ukrainian conflict, where she faces extreme dangers.
Goodbye to the American Dream: They Came to California 30 Years Ago and Decided to Self-Deport to Mexico for Fear of ICE
A couple who lived in California for three decades decided to self-deport to Mexico due to constant fear of immigration raids and the burden of living without legal status.
Goodbye United States: sold everything, renounced the American dream at 80 years old, and moved with just one suitcase
At the age of 80, Edward Krueger Connors Jr. sold his house in California and moved to southern Italy, embracing a life focused on experiences rather than material possessions.
Berth Oh!, the first Latino to star in an underwear campaign for American Eagle
Berth Oh! expresses his joy and fulfillment of a childhood dream as he becomes the first Latino to lead an underwear campaign for American Eagle, which he sees showcased prominently in stores.
Preventing a greater flight offer to this South American destination with dream beaches and tropical jungles
Due to a U.S. Federal Aviation Administration alert about airspace risks from increased military activity, airlines have progressively canceled operations to and from Venezuela, impacting its perception as a Caribbean paradise.
I'm young and shut out of the American Dream but I won't be government or the left's victim
The Trump administration is considering allowing Americans to use their 401(k) accounts for home down payments while addressing the housing affordability crisis through various initiatives.
Frustrated American Dream: She is Venezuelan and wants to self-deport from the U.S., but she is trapped in a migration limbo
A pregnant Venezuelan woman, seeking to restart her life, wants to self-deport from the U.S. but is caught in a complex migration situation influenced by past and current administration policies.
American dream fulfilled: he is of Colombian origin, but was born in Texas and will play in Super Bowl LX in 2026
A Colombian-American player from the New England Patriots is set to play in Super Bowl LX in 2026, highlighting his strong connection to his Latin roots.
We Saw 'Melania': When Lifestyle Becomes State Ideology
The film documenting Melania Trump's life over twenty days explores the concept of the new American Dream and its nuances with surgical precision.
Trump’s World (Day 370): The President Received His Dream Nobel Prize
Venezuelan opposition activist MarÃa Corina Machado met with Donald Trump, and a survey shows many Venezuelans are pleased that the American president ousted Nicolás Maduro.
This Week's Movies: Running into the Void with the Goal of the Dream
The article previews this week's movie premieres, highlighting 'Marty Supreme,' set in the post-World War II era, where Marty Mauser strives to achieve the American Dream.
75 Cents per Liter - We Can Only Dream of That in Germany
At the Detroit Motor Show, WELT reporter Ludwig Degmayr discusses why the US market remains crucial for European brands despite protectionism, as American manufacturers focus on size and combustion engines.
The Housemaid: How the American Dream Became a Trap?
The film 'The Housemaid' directed by Paul Feig stands out in the 2025 holiday movie season, garnering significant audience engagement and media coverage for its exploration of class disparities and gender roles in American families.
The Awakening of the Noble European Dream
The article discusses the impact of American protective influence on Europe, leading to a belief in the triumph of reason over force since the founding of the UN, while exploring H. L. A. Hart's philosophical perspective on governance through rules as a noble aspiration.
Build an Invisible Bridge
The article discusses how Trump treats politics like a movie, selling the American dream, alongside references to Ronald Reagan's appearance on Johnny Carson's show in 1975.
The new China no longer buys the American dream: why Starbucks and Burger King suffer so much in the Asian giant
American companies Starbucks and Burger King are ceding control of their businesses to local partners to maintain their presence in an increasingly hostile Chinese market.
Weaker global demand and investments worth tens of billions. Trump's dream of Venezuelan oil has several hooks
Donald Trump's recent remarks about accessing Venezuela's oil supply, following the capture of dictator Nicolás Maduro, highlight his enthusiasm for American oil companies investing billions into the country's oil infrastructure despite several unknown challenges.
Riddles on a Journey: The American Dream of Montenegro
The article explores the surreal scene in Plav, Montenegro, where the prevalence of American symbols contrasts with local culture, as observed by the columnist.
Minnesota fraud scandal exposes how entitlement culture is crushing the American Dream
The article discusses a fraud scandal in Minnesota related to government-funded social services, highlighting how these issues disproportionately affect the Somali American community.
ENES KANTER FREEDOM: I came here for my basketball dream. I stay for freedom and the American dream
Enes Kanter Freedom reflects on his journey to America for basketball, ultimately finding a deeper appreciation for freedom and American values.
Despair for would-be US citizens as American dream blocked by Trump
The ceremony for aspiring US citizens at Boston's Faneuil Hall was overshadowed by frustrations and challenges posed by immigration policies, leaving many feeling hopeless about achieving their American dream.