United States Executive Branch

The United States Executive Branch is responsible for implementing and enforcing laws. Led by the President, who acts as the head of state and government, it includes the Vice President, the Cabinet, and federal agencies. The President manages national policies, directs the military, and oversees government operations. The branch ensures laws passed by Congress are carried out and enforces regulations through various departments like Defense, Education, and Health. It also has the power to issue executive orders and appoint officials, all within constitutional limits to maintain a balanced government.