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North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

A military alliance established in 1949 between North American and European countries, aimed at collective defense and security cooperation.

Executive Branch

The part of the U.S. government that carries out and enforces laws, headed by the President and including various departments and agencies.

Majority Leader

The floor leader of the majority party in the Senate, responsible for guiding legislation and strategy.

Minority Leader

The floor leader of the minority party in the Senate, responsible for organizing opposition to the majority's policies and promoting the minority's agenda.

Committee on Rules and Administration

A standing committee in the U.S. Senate responsible for matters related to the internal organization and operations of the Senate, including rules, administration, and elections.

Committee on Foreign Relations

A standing committee in the U.S. Senate that leads foreign policy legislation and debate, including international treaties and diplomatic appointments.

Co-chair

One of two individuals who jointly lead or preside over a group, committee, or meeting.