Cabinet Departments

Each department or role has a specific focus on ensuring the country runs efficiently and is secure, from diplomacy and defense to law enforcement and public services or whatever.

Department of State

Manages U.S. foreign policy and relations with other nations, issues passports. Oversees embassies and consulates.

Department of the Treasury

Manages federal finances, including collecting taxes and paying bills. Oversees economic policy and currency production.

Department of Defense

Oversees military forces and ensures national defense. Coordinates military operations and intelligence.

Department of Justice

Enforces federal laws and ensures fair legal processes. Oversees law enforcement agencies like the FBI.

Department of the Interior

Manages public lands, natural resources, and wildlife. Oversees Native American affairs.

Department of Agriculture

Promotes agricultural policy, food safety, and rural development. Supports farmers and ensures food security.

Department of Commerce

Promotes economic growth, trade, and innovation. Manages the U.S. Census and weather forecasting.

Department of Labor

Promotes fair wages, safe working conditions, and workers’ rights. Enforces labor laws and regulations.

Department of Helath and Human Services

Oversees public health, social services, and health insurance programs (e.g., Medicare, Medicaid). Manages CDC and NIH.

Department of Housing and Urban Development

Supports affordable housing and urban development. Works to reduce homelessness and promote community development.

Department of Transportation

Oversees transportation systems (e.g., highways, air travel, railroads). Develops policies for transportation safety.

Department of Energy

Manages energy policy, nuclear security, and environmental impact. Oversees the nation's energy production and distribution.

Department of Education

Promotes educational policies, supports public schools, and manages federal student loans. Works to ensure equal access to education.

Department of Veterans Affairs

Provides services for military veterans, including healthcare and benefits. Oversees veterans' hospitals and support systems.

Department of Homeland Security

Protects the U.S. from terrorist threats and natural disasters. Oversees agencies like FEMA, TSA, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Investigates federal crimes, including terrorism, cybercrime, and organized crime. Collects and analyzes intelligence related to national security.

Central Intelligence Agency

Gathers foreign intelligence and conducts covert operations. Focuses on national security threats outside the U.S.

United States Secret Service

Protects the President, Vice President, and other high-level officials. Investigates financial crimes, such as counterfeiting.

Press Secretary

Acts as the spokesperson for the President and the administration. Handles media relations and addresses public inquiries.

Joint Cheifs of Staff

Advises the President on military matters. Coordinates strategic planning and military operations.

White House Staff

Provides direct support to the President in daily functions. Includes key positions such as Chief of Staff, National Security Advisor, and various assistants.