Headline Roundup • June 26th, 2018
Congressional Budget Office Says National Debt Headed Toward Historic Levels
Summary from the AllSides News Team
The U.S. national debt is headed towards historic levels, expected to double to 152 percent of the economy by 2048, according to the Congressional Budget Office. Primary factors include the recent tax cuts, which the GOP is currently considering making permanent for individuals, as well as increasing costs of Social Security and Medicare.
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