By Anthony F. Sanchez, Author & Researcher For Ghost Hunter Apps Let me tell you about a time when America dreamed out loud. There was a time… call it myth, call it memory, when America shimmered with possibility. A time when the air was thick with jukebox songs and engine grease, when heroes wore suits or leather jackets, and the word future meant something bright. Marilyn lit up the silver screen, Elvis redefined cool, Ike stood as a symbol of strength, and a young nation believed it could build highways to the stars. We danced, we built, we imagined, and we dared. It was a time when the world looked to the United States not just for leadership, but for freedom, creativity, and courage—an age when being American meant being unstoppable. This isn’t about going backward. It’s about remembering who we were when we were at our best—so we can hold that mirror to who we are now. Before we called each other enemies, we were neighbors. Before we feared decline, we believed in ascent. Bef...