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$12,000,000,000,000: How Big a Problem Is Japan’s National Debt?

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Trump Needs To Address This: Why the Federal Budget Is in Such Bad Shape

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VAT: This One Kind of Tax Could Help America's Massive Debt Problem

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The Air Force Still Can't Explain Why It Spent $1,280 On A Coffee Cup

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National Debt Passes $23 Trillion

$23 Trillion Dollars: Our Insane National Debt Could Lead to America's Ruin

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Debt Damage: How America's Spending Hurts U.S. Security

By 2025, U.S. Interest Payments on the National Debt Will Pass the Defense Budget

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The Air Force Still Can't Explain Why It Spent $1,280 On A Coffee Cup

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$2 Trillion for Infrastructure: How Do You Pay For It?

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America's Giant $22 Trillion Dollar Debt Is Not 'Sustainable Trajectory' House GOP Leader Says

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