The U.S. government’s debt is not a cause for concern, as it is self-funded and the Federal Reserve can always step in to ...

Yes, President Obama has made the problem much, much worse, but the scary truth is that the national debt keeps rising inexorably no matter who or which party is in office.

President Trump’s newly passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act will, by most conventional estimates, add trillions to America’s ...

President Donald Trump has said the quiet part out loud. His threats to terminate Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell if ...

It is also true that as interest payments on the national debt become a greater percentage of annual spending, borrowing more money and kicking can down the road becomes an enticing proposition ...

At the start of 2023, the United States government surpassed its debt limit of $31.4 trillion, and in the months since, the Department of the Treasury has taken extraordinary measures to fund ...

The rise of the federal debt over the past two decades has prompted countless warnings that the United States is approaching a fiscal reckoning, a day when the government won’t be able to drink all it ...

Concerns about the national debt from Elon Musk and some Republican lawmakers is complicating the path to passage for Trump's ...

T he growing national debt of the United States, now exceeding $36.2 trillion, has sparked increasing concern among economists, credit rating agencies, and business leaders.

The United States cannot survive and keep spending money that we do not have. Our national debt is so high that we are basically nothing more than a Third World country.

The U.S. has $30.9 trillion in national debt, including $24.3 trillion held by the public and $6.6 trillion in intragovernmental holdings, according to Treasury Department data.

One of the greatest challenges facing the United States today is our staggering $36 trillion national debt. This burden threatens our economic future and demands serious, strategic action.