National Archives (U.S.)

The National Archives (U.S.) is a federal agency responsible for preserving and maintaining the nation's official records and historical documents, such as constitutions, treaties, and presidential papers. Its mission is to ensure that the government's history and important information are accessible to the public, researchers, and government officials. The Archives also plays a key role in protecting the integrity of these records for future generations. It operates facilities like the National Archives Building in Washington, D.C., and provides online access to many important documents.