#USNationalDebt The U.S. national debt has surpassed $34 trillion, raising serious concerns about the country’s long-term financial stability. This debt accumulates from government spending exceeding its revenue, leading to borrowing through Treasury securities. Key contributors include defense, healthcare, social security, and pandemic-related expenditures. Interest payments alone consume a growing portion of the federal budget, leaving less room for public investment. Economists warn that if left unchecked, high debt levels could lead to inflationary pressure, reduced investor confidence, and slower economic growth. While some argue debt fuels growth during downturns, continuous borrowing risks future generations' financial burden. Addressing the debt requires bipartisan fiscal responsibility, including spending cuts, tax reforms, and long-term economic planning.