#USNationalDebt

The US National Debt has surpassed $34 trillion, raising concerns among economists and policymakers. This debt is the result of decades of budget deficits, fueled by military spending, social programs, and economic stimulus packages. Rising interest rates amplify the burden, as the government must allocate more funds just to pay interest, reducing resources for infrastructure and public services. Critics argue that unchecked debt threatens economic stability and burdens future generations with repayment responsibilities. However, some economists believe that strategic borrowing can stimulate growth if invested wisely. As political debates continue, finding a sustainable balance between spending and revenue is crucial. Addressing the national debt requires bipartisan cooperation and long-term fiscal discipline to secure America’s economic future.