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U.S. debt exceeds $39 trillion, driven by war spending and long-term borrowing, raising sustainability concerns.
The U.S. national debt has surpassed $39 trillion, a record high driven by rising military spending, particularly related to the war in Iran, which has cost over $12 billion, according to White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett.
The increase follows years of growing borrowing under both parties, fueled by wars, pandemic relief, and tax cuts.
Despite a $41 billion reduction in the fiscal year 2025 deficit to $1.78 trillion—attributed to higher tax revenues and reduced federal employment—experts warn the debt's trajectory is unsustainable, with projections suggesting it could reach $40 trillion before the fall elections.
Rising debt is contributing to higher borrowing costs, reduced investment, and inflationary pressures, raising concerns about long-term fiscal stability and economic strain on future generations.
La deuda de Estados Unidos supera los 39 billones de dólares, impulsada por el gasto en guerra y el endeudamiento a largo plazo, lo que genera preocupaciones sobre la sostenibilidad.