Rocca could see the banality of the American Dream. Suellen Rocca, “Clean and Unclean” (1983), oil on canvas Suellen Rocca, “Untitled” (2020), oil on canvas Suellen Rocca, “Untitled” (c.

Growing up in Europe, the phrase “the American Dream” was as ubiquitous as apple pie. The concept was simple: work hard and success would follow, regardless of your humble beginnings.

Driving the gulf coast to New Orleans is a pleasant journey. New Orleans is one of the world’s most intriguing cities. The ...

Alexis Cana came to the US in his teens and built a family in Maryland, where he raised eight American children and founded a home improvement business. The 49-year-old had no criminal record ...

As sweeping US tariffs reshape global trade, their ripple effects are dismantling the American Dream for international students. With rising costs, vanishing job prospects, and a broken promise of ...

Is the American dream still achievable for today’s youth? Young Americans are redefining the American dream, trading white picket fences for mental health and financial security, according to a ...

Inspired by the British all-star charity single the previous Christmas, a plan was hatched to bring together American singers for a similar effort to raise money for drought relief. The result ...