Attorney General (U.S.)

The U.S. Attorney General is the head of the Department of Justice and serves as the top legal advisor to the federal government. Their main responsibilities include overseeing federal law enforcement agencies like the FBI, representing the U.S. in legal matters, and enforcing federal laws and regulations. The Attorney General also ensures justice is administered fairly across the country and advises the President on legal issues. They are a key figure in shaping national legal policy and ensuring the rule of law is upheld at the federal level.