The Presidents of the United States of America

The Presidents of the United States of America are the elected leaders who serve as the head of the federal government and represent the nation. They are responsible for enforcing laws, conducting foreign diplomacy, and overseeing the executive branch. Presidents are elected every four years, with a maximum of two terms. They have historically influenced U.S. policies, economy, and international relations. Notable presidents include George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and others who have shaped the country's history. Their leadership reflects shifts in political priorities, societal values, and national challenges over time.