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US National Debt Crosses 100 Percent of GDP as Fiscal Concerns Mount

via The Hill·4h ago

The United States national debt has surpassed 100 percent of its gross domestic product at the end of March, approaching a historic record set after World War II. This milestone highlights the growing fiscal burden on the nation and raises questions about long-term economic sustainability and government spending habits. As the debt ratio climbs, it signals a critical juncture for policymakers facing the challenge of balancing current obligations with future solvency.

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