#american-dream

#american-dream

"It's very special. Honestly, it's very difficult to put into perspective for people. Only those who really know me very well understand how important and special this is for me."

"Forged by Danielle Teller is a gripping tale that navigates the complexities of poverty, ambition, and deception, revealing the human condition's most profound struggles."

Grady Means epitomizes the American dream, emerging from modest beginnings to hold significant positions with the government and private sectors during pivotal historical moments.

Conor McGregor's comment reflects the enduring fascination of Ireland with America, often seen as a 'little brother' looking up to a bigger sibling.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently declared that "access to cheap goods is not the essence of the American dream." Unfortunately, it's the whole shebang, or at least what it's become.

Trump's negotiating tactics during talks over Ukraine demonstrate a tendency to capitulate, giving away crucial strategic advantages rather than achieving a fair, balanced solution.

Appelbaum explains why progressives are the ones standing in the way of reviving American mobility and restoring the American dream.

I wouldn't have become who I am if I hadn't lived in the US. The ambition, drive, and hopefulness I saw in my peers continuously inspired me to dream big.

"American Dream's disregard of the state statute is deeply concerning, and its violation gives American Dream Mall tenants an unfair advantage over all other Bergen County businesses lawfully complying with state law."

As it's the holiday season, the once-a-year airing of holiday specials and movies. No on-demand, VHS, DVD, streaming. It came on once, and that was it. If you missed it, you had to wait. But honestly, it was fun, the anticipation leading up to that day and time, when you'd plop down in front of the TV to watch the Grinch, Rudolph, etc. I miss that.

The film opens with László Tóth, a Hungarian Jewish refugee, navigating the immediate aftermath of World War II. Director Brady Corbet uses darkness to symbolize the shadows of the past haunting him, particularly his wife’s disembodied voice echoing loss and separation, emphasizing the emotional toll of migrant lives interrupted by trauma.

"I really do love my parents. They had a good life in Korea and came here for my sister and I so we could have more opportunities."

The Dutton family ranch symbolizes the American dream and struggles against formidable foes like hedge funds aiming to exploit Montana's lands for profit.