The U.S.' interest payments are about to skyrocket. Does it matter? - CBS News
5 facts about the U.S. national debt | Pew Research Center
Interest on national debt enhances the risk of a fiscal crisis
The Annual Interest Rate Payment on Government Debt is $850 Billion and Rising Fast - Mish Talk - Global Economic Trend Analysis
U.S. Government Massive One-Day Debt Increase Impact On Interest Expense | Investing.com
Interest on the National Debt and its Economic Impact I Up To Us
Interest Costs on the National Debt Set to Reach Historic Highs in the Next Decade
US Federal Debt - farmdoc daily
Can the Government Even Pay the Rising Interest Expense on its Gigantic Debt as the Fed Pushes up Rates? Yes. Here's Why | Wolf Street
U.S. Interest Payments on Government Debt Are Rising - Bloomberg
Interest Costs on the National Debt Are on Track to Reach a Record High
The Real Cost of U.S. Debt Is Nearer the Floor Than the Ceiling - Bloomberg
Timeline: 150 Years of U.S. National Debt - Visual Capitalist
How High Are Federal Interest Payments? | Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget
5 facts about the U.S. national debt | Pew Research Center
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As Debt Rises, Interest Costs Could Top $1 Trillion | Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget
US Debt Hits the Ceiling – Interest Payments Keep Growing | SchiffGold
US Debt Hits the Ceiling – Interest Payments Keep Growing | SchiffGold
The Interest on National Debt Surges: DANGER AHEAD FOR U.S. GOVERNMENT
Interest Payments on National Debt: Chart | TopForeignStocks.com
Interest Costs on the National Debt Are on Track to Reach a Record High
U.S. Interest vs. Defense Spending | Council on Foreign Relations
Federal Interest Payments — the Cost of Debt — Are Low | Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
Can the Government Even Pay the Rising Interest Expense on its Gigantic Debt as the Fed Pushes up Rates? Yes. Here's Why | Wolf Street
