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The Washington Post (Sunday), 23 Agosto 2026

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ArticleAfter dec­ades of free spend­ing, a reck­on­ing on debt may be at hand

Year after year, the fed­eral gov­ern­ment has spent more than it col­lec­ted in taxes. Each annual short­fall increased the national debt, slowly at first and then by leaps, defy­ing warn­ings of an inev­it­able reck­on­ing. Now, the reck­on­ing may...

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