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- **Definition**: The "fourth branch of government" is an unofficial term for groups or institutions that influence or act in place of the three branches of the US federal government.
- **Examples**: These groups include the press, the people (e.g., grand juries), interest groups, and independent administrative agencies.
- **Media's Role**: The press is often seen as a quasi-official fourth branch due to its significant influence on public policy and its role as a watchdog.
- **Administrative Agencies**: These agencies are sometimes called a fourth branch because they exercise legislative, executive, and judicial powers within a single body.