National Archives (US)

The National Archives (US) is a government agency responsible for preserving and maintaining the nation's official records and historical documents. It ensures the long-term security, accessibility, and integrity of important documents such as laws, treaties, presidential records, and other federal information. The Archives also provides public access through exhibits, research facilities, and online resources, helping preserve the historical heritage and transparency of the government. Overall, it serves as the official custodian of the United States' documented history and administrative records.