#USNationalDebt

The U.S. national debt has surpassed $34 trillion, raising serious concerns about long-term economic stability. This debt is the result of persistent budget deficits, driven by government spending that exceeds revenue. Key contributors include defense, healthcare, and interest payments. As debt grows, so does the burden on future generations, potentially limiting investment in infrastructure and education. Rising interest rates also increase the cost of borrowing. While the U.S. retains strong credit, continued inaction could weaken confidence and strain public services. Addressing the debt requires bipartisan efforts focused on spending reforms, tax adjustments, and sustainable economic growth.