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It Took the U.S. 220 Years to Reach $1 Trillion Debt—Now It Adds That Every 5 Months

It took the United States over 220 years to reach $1 trillion in national debt, but in 2025, that same debt is added every five months due to surging deficits and spending. As of September, total U.S. national debt stands at $37.4 trillion, with a year-over-year increase topping $2 trillion. The annual deficit routinely exceeds $1.5 trillion, as entitlement costs, interest payments, and stimulus measures balloon. Debt-to-GDP has climbed past 119%, far above the historical average, intensifying concerns about fiscal sustainability and economic flexibility. This unprecedented accumulation paces over $5.7 billion added each day, putting long-term U.S. financial health in question for policymakers and global investors alike.

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