Chief Executive
The head of the executive branch who enforces federal laws and oversees agencies and departments.
Commander-In-Chief
Authority over the country's armed forces, making military decisions and conducting military operations.
Chief Diplomat
The representative of foreign relations, shaping foreign policy and managing treaties and diplomatic relationships.
Chief Legislator
Influences the legislative process, proposes new laws, and has veto power over bills.
Chief of State
The ceremonial head of state who represents the nation and performs ceremonial duties.
Economic Leader
Shapes economic policy, addresses economic issues, and manages budgeting and crisis management.
Crisis Manager
Provides leadership during national crises and responds to emergencies related to national security.
War Powers Act of 1973
Requires the president to notify Congress within 48 hours of making a military decision.
Party Leader
The individual who serves as the head of a political party, guiding its policies and strategies.