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Often the [[President of the United States of America|president]] makes trips to foreign [[country|countries]] to improve our relations with them.  Usually those trips boost his popularity at home.  [[Business]]es seek to promote good relations with foreign [[country|countries]] in order to increase [[trade]] and [[commerce]].

Often the [[President of the United States of America|president]] makes trips to foreign [[country|countries]] to improve our relations with them.  Usually those trips boost his popularity at home.  [[Business]]es seek to promote good relations with foreign [[country|countries]] in order to increase [[trade]] and [[commerce]].

The [[President of the United States of America|president]] has influence over trade with foreign [[country|countries]].  The [[Commerce Department]], created as the [[United States Department of Commerce|Department of Commerce]] and [[Labor]] in 1903 (the [[Department of Labor|Labor Department]] split off in 1913), is devoted to promoting [[trade]] with foreign [[country|countries]].

The [[President of the United States of America|president]] has influence over trade with foreign [[country|countries]].  The [[United States Department of Commerce|Commerce Department]], created as the [[United States Department of Commerce|Department of Commerce]] and [[Labor]] in 1903 (the [[Department of Labor|Labor Department]] split off in 1913), is devoted to promoting [[trade]] with foreign [[country|countries]].

Agencies in the [[Executive Branch]] handle many types of disputes before they become [[lawsuit]]s.  The [[Department of Education]] hears complaints about violation of [[federal]] [[law]] in [[public school]]s; the [[Department of Labor]] hears [[labor]] disputes, including alleged [[discrimination]]; the [[Department of Health and Human Services]] handles the massive [[federal]] [[health care]] spending.  Each of the 15 [[federal]] agencies, including the new [[Department of Homeland Security]], have responsibilities that grow over time.

Agencies in the [[Executive Branch]] handle many types of disputes before they become [[lawsuit]]s.  The [[Department of Education]] hears complaints about violation of [[federal]] [[law]] in [[public school]]s; the [[Department of Labor]] hears [[labor]] disputes, including alleged [[discrimination]]; the [[Department of Health and Human Services]] handles the massive [[federal]] [[health care]] spending.  Each of the 15 [[federal]] agencies, including the new [[Department of Homeland Security]], have responsibilities that grow over time.