Global financial crisis risks are mounting as U.

Global financial crisis risks are mounting as U.S. debt spirals toward danger. The Congressional Budget Office projects federal debt will exceed 56 trillion dollars by 2036, reaching 120 percent of GDP, with little political will to reverse course. Treasury yields have climbed despite Federal Reserve rate cuts, signaling market anxiety. Historically, the U.S. led global recovery efforts during financial turmoil through cooperation and trust. That leadership capacity now faces serious constraints. Geopolitical tensions with Iran, NATO allies, China, and Russia are fracturing the international order needed for crisis resolution. Economic dysfunction, including recent government shutdowns and tariff disputes, has weakened the dollar and signaled global concern about American governance.