U.S president

Definition

The U.S president is an elected leader who serves as both head of state and head of government for the United States. They are responsible for executing laws, making policy decisions, representing the nation domestically and internationally.

Related terms

Executive Branch: One of three branches of government in which the U.S president is part; responsible for enforcing laws.

Commander-in-Chief: As part of their role as U.S president, they serve as commander-in-chief of all military forces.

Presidential Cabinet: Advisors appointed by the U.S president to assist in decision-making on various issues such as defense, finance, and foreign affairs.