#USNationalDebt As of June 2025, the U.S. national debt has surpassed $36.2 trillion, reaching historic highs. With over $1 trillion in annual interest payments, America is now spending more on debt servicing than on many key federal programs. Nearly one-third of this debt is due for refinancing within the next year, putting immense pressure on Treasury yields and investor confidence.

Even international observers, such as Taiwan's central bank, have warned that the rapid pace of U.S. borrowing could erode global trust in U.S. Treasuries. Domestically, calls for rate cuts are growing, but elevated long-term yields continue to reflect market unease.

This is no longer a distant problem—it’s a present economic threat. Without serious, bipartisan fiscal reform, the debt trajectory risks undermining U.S. economic stability and global leadership.

It's time to prioritize sustainable policies over political delays.