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The Bill Trap: Why Treasury Keeps Borrowing Short

One of the quieter findings in the GAO’s March 2026 federal debt management report (GAO-26-107529) is the degree to which the U.S. government has increased its reliance on short-term borrowing — and…

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Treasury Is Meeting Its Bills — For Now

The U.S. Government Accountability Office released its March 2026 assessment of federal debt management — GAO-26-107529 — and the headline is technically reassuring: Treasury is meeting borrowing…

Media Presser

Who Is Actually Buying U.S. Debt Now

The composition of who buys U.S. government debt has shifted materially over the past decade. The GAO’s March 2026 federal debt management report (GAO-26-107529) maps those shifts in detail — and the…

Policy Maker

Is It a Purge?

Pam Bondi is out as Attorney General. Randy George, the Army Chief of Staff, has been dismissed. Now The Atlantic reports active discussions inside the administration about firing FBI Director Kash…