The U.S. Code is a collection of federal laws in the United States. It organizes these laws into titles based on different subjects, such as taxation, education, and civil rights. This system makes it easier for people to find and understand the laws that govern the country. Each title in the U.S. Code is updated regularly to reflect new laws passed by Congress. This ensures that the code remains current and relevant. Legal professionals, lawmakers, and citizens often refer to the U.S. Code to understand their rights and responsibilities under federal law.