#USNationalDebt The U.S. national debt has surpassed $34 trillion, raising serious concerns about economic stability. This massive debt results from years of overspending, wars, tax cuts, and stimulus packages. While the government borrows to fund essential services and growth, the rising interest payments now consume a large chunk of the budget. This limits investment in infrastructure, healthcare, and education. Foreign countries hold a significant portion of this debt, giving them economic leverage. If interest rates rise or confidence falls, the U.S. could face a debt crisis. Inflation, currency devaluation, or higher taxes may follow. Simply put, America is living on borrowed time and money. Without fiscal discipline and reform, this debt burden threatens future generations and the country’s global leadership.