US National Debt Soars to $33.5 Trillion, Adding $275 Billion in a Single Day

The US national debt has increased by over $2 trillion since the debt ceiling was suspended just four months ago. The debt is now growing faster than GDP by its largest margin in history, with the national debt crossing $33 trillion, nearly 124 times as big as it was 70 years ago. The national debt problem is quickly getting worse, with an increase of $275 billion added to the debt in a single day. The US is on track to add $1 trillion to the national debt in a single month. The total US debt now stands at $33.44 trillion, reaching all-time highs. The US government has a spending problem, with the debt-to-GDP ratio just under 120% and consistently rising since the 1970s. The US added another $33 billion of debt in one day, bringing the two-day total to $308 billion. The US has added $28.5 billion in debt per day for 18 consecutive days. The US government debt has reached $33.5 trillion, just 18 days after reaching $33 trillion. The US government is on track for $40 trillion in debt by 2026. The US national debt is now over $33.5 trillion, adding billions of dollars every few hours. The US added $2.75 billion in debt in just one day. The national debt increased by $275 billion in a single day, reaching a record $33.44 trillion. The US is now spending 44% of GDP per year, the same levels as World War 2, with deficit spending alone at 6% of GDP per year. The US government is currently spending more to pay interest on its national debt than on national defense. The US national debt grew by $275 billion this week. Over the last 15 years, the US national debt has increased at a rate of 8.5% per year versus an increase in economic growth of 4.0% per year. The US federal debt is now $33.4 trillion, up $275 billion in a single day. The US national debt has risen by $444 billion in the past two weeks. Total US debt just rose $275 billion in one day, the same amount as last month's total borrowing. The US government debt per citizen has risen to $98,600. The US added $275 billion to debt in one day this week, and the debt is on track to jump one trillion in one month.