The latest statistics released by the U.S. Treasury Department show that the total U.S. national debt has surpassed the $37 trillion mark, reaching $37,004,817,625,842. This figure not only sets a new historical record but also reflects the astonishing rise in U.S. government debt.

Experts point out that this milestone figure reflects the trend of the U.S. federal government continuously expanding spending and accumulating debt in recent years. Maya MacGuineas, chair of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, expressed concern about this situation, emphasizing that the current financial condition of the United States is severely out of balance, yet Congress does not seem to have taken effective measures to curb this trend.

This situation has drawn widespread attention from the financial community and policymakers. Some analysts believe that the continuously rising scale of national debt may have profound effects on the long-term economic growth and financial stability of the United States. At the same time, this may also affect the U.S.'s position in global financial markets and the international status of the dollar.

In the face of this challenge, experts are calling for the U.S. government to seriously examine its fiscal policies and seek effective ways to achieve a balanced budget. However, in the current complex political and economic environment, finding a balance between maintaining economic rise and controlling debt will be a major challenge for U.S. policymakers.