Presidential Power

Presidential power defines the authority, influence, and responsibilities of the executive branch in shaping national and global policies. From executive orders and veto power to foreign diplomacy, military leadership, and legislative influence, presidents play a crucial role in governance. Explore historical and modern uses of presidential power, constitutional limits, impeachment cases, and the impact of leadership decisions on democracy and global relations. Stay informed on how presidents navigate crises, political opposition, and national security challenges while shaping the future of their nations.