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The US national debt increase between January 20, 2021, and January 20, 2025, with conflicting estimates and methodological discrepancies.
The United States’ total gross national debt stood at approximately $38.43 trillion as of January 7, 2026, a rise of $2.25 trillion year‑over‑year and roughly $112,966 per person or $285,127 per house...
The past 15 fiscal years show a clear arc: deficits fell from the Great Recession peak into the mid-2010s, widened again after 2017 tax and spending changes, exploded during the COVID pandemic, and th...
The question of "" breaks into two parts: specific House roll calls on standalone Israel aid measures and the later, larger congressional supplemental that bundled Israel funding with , and humanitari...
(2009–2017) presided over an average annual increase in of roughly per year, calculated from a commonly cited cumulative figure for that period . Deficits peaked in the recession year 2009 and then tr...
Major financial research houses and academic teams attribute much of the to the interaction of sweeping and concurrent : tariffs acted as a supply-side tax that raised inflationary expectations and sl...