"Presidential Power and the Modern Presidents"

"Presidential Power and the Modern Presidents" refers to the evolution and scope of presidential authority in the United States, especially since the mid-20th century. This concept highlights how presidents have expanded their influence through strategic use of executive orders, foreign policy decisions, and public communication. Modern presidents, like Franklin D. Roosevelt and Barack Obama, navigated complex issues, often asserting significant power to address crises. The balance of power between the presidency and Congress has shifted, raising questions about accountability and the limits of presidential authority in a democratic system.