As of July 3, 2025, the U.S. national debt stands at $36.2 trillion. Much like bank loans, the national debt has interest ...

Students face reality of America's $37 trillion national debt in government class, learning interest payments, COVID-19 ...

Of course, not every U.S. resident earns income or pays income tax. With “only” 154 million taxpayers, this means that the average taxpayer’s piece of the $37-trillion federal debt is about $240,000, ...

President Trump is pushing the Federal Reserve to go beyond its legal mandate and help him manage the national debt as ...

Other Government Debt Sources Not Counted As National Debt The government of Pakistan runs a national savings scheme. This is in the form of fixed-term deposits made by members of the public or ...

In this guide to Australia’s National Debt, we discuss the amount of the debt, who manages it, the country’s debt ceiling, how it raises loans, and who holds the debt. The National Debt of Australia ...

Last month, Moody’s Bond Rating Service downgraded U.S. national debt from Aaa to Aa1, driving America’s national debt borrowing costs up by 0.45 basis points in a single day. As of May 19 ...

The United States on Friday reached $37 trillion in debt, less than a year after it surpassed $36 trillion. Multi-billionaire Elon Musk, who is considered the richest man in the world, warned that the ...

That’s a 3.3 billion percent increase. Yes, billion — with a B. From gumballs to global finance. Fifteen years ago, this asset couldn’t buy you a gumball. Today, it can buy ...

The “clock” ticks real-time government data showing the ever-growing national debt — $36.9 trillion as of this writing — the most owed by any country or empire in human history.

The US national debt has surpassed $37 trillion, with rising liabilities of over $107,000 per citizen and $323,000 per taxpayer. Bitcoin’s increasing value, from under $500 to over $100,000 in a ...

And budget experts believe that if the House version becomes law, the debt could surpass 117% of our Gross Domestic Product by 2034, putting us in uncharted territory.