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The U.S. was once the world’s most geographically mobile society. Now we’re stuck in place—and that’s a very big problem.

Few tenets of the American mythos are more enduring than the American dream. But the aspiration to move upward toward a brighter tomorrow feels out of reach, a significant number of people in the ...

Located in East Rutherford, NJ, just outside of New York City, American Dream is home to Big SNOW. As the only indoor ski area in North America, and one of only 30 or so worldwide, Big SNOW Ski ...

In “American ... dream, an idea that Boom said had shifted since the term was coined in the 1930s. At first it referred to an ideal “social order” she said, and later, in the 1950s, it ...

These loaded beauties are bringing a little South of the Border flair to this 1950s time capsule. Photo Credit: littleanthonysdiner Now, let’s talk about the real star of the show – the food. The menu ...

Lea Hurley never thought the company she started in her basement would become her livelihood. "American Dream started in my basement, way back in 2018," Hurley told Fox News Digital in an ...

And area officials are crying foul. “American Dream’s disregard of the state statute is deeply concerning, and its violation gives American Dream Mall tenants an unfair advantage over all ...

Welcome to Patriots Diner in Woonsocket, Rhode Island – a slice of Americana that’s been serving up nostalgia with a side of ...

The notion of the American Dream was invented by the founders of the United States and was initially captured by language in the Declaration of Independence. Everyone deserves the opportunity to ...

Now you can drive to American Dream in East Rutherford, which NorthJersey.com confirmed is fully open on Sunday — not only rides, waterslides, ski slopes and restaurants but retail stores as well.

The nuclear family had always been the norm, right up until the 1970s: “For some historians of the American family, the 1950s are portrayed as a departure from traditional American norms.