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The US has hit its borrowing limit. The Treasury is now using special 🆘 measures to keep paying military salaries & the interest on national debt. Secretary Janet Yellen (Archived) warns that how long these measures will last is "subject to considerable uncertainty". What's the problem? BBC News (World)

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