Photo: Valerie Plesch/Bloomberg News As the world braces for the second coming of Donald Trump, many fear and some hope that his return to power means the end of American exceptionalism.

American Exceptionalism includes a strong economy ... people will ever be placed in a similar one.” Why would he draw this conclusion? Because he recognized the American spirit and ...

But before that, American exceptionalism meant insulating the American experiment from foreign threats, shunning international entanglements, spreading democracy through example rather than ...

Unless American business and policy makers are ready to unleash the full force of American exceptionalism, we will lose. Here’s some good news: Policy makers in the new Trump White House clearly ...

The American brand is in crisis, with many Americans feeling alienated and disillusioned with the state of the nation, but it can be revitalized by individuals coming together to build the future they ...

Joseph Steiner, with the University of South Carolina, to USA Today. Yes. It’s called the return of American Exceptionalism. And it’s about time.

3 ways tariffs are hurting US dominance Ever since World War II, the US dollar has underpinned the global financial system, upholding American exceptionalism. So when the country responsible for ...

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The trouble with overconfidence and securities priced to perfection is that something always happens to upend the narrative. Underdogs often accomplish more for less; it’s a question of when, not if.

After two years of strong returns, banks continue to tout the US as the equity market of choice with American exceptionalism widely cited as a key driver. The global environment is littered with ...

Ruchir Sharma, founder and CIO of Breakout Capital, says investors are missing out on outperforming global markets as a growing interest in the U.S. clouds other markets.