| WHITE
HOUSE
OFFICE
OF THE PRESIDENT
George
W. Bush
OFFICE
OF THE VICE PRESIDENT
Dick
Cheney
PRESIDENT'S CABINET
Department
of Agriculture
Secretary Ann M. Veneman
Department
of Commerce
Secretary
Department
of Defense
Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld
Department
of Education
Secretary Rod Paige
Department
of Energy
Secretary Spencer Abraham
Department
of Health and Human Services
Secretary Tommy G. Thompson
Department
of Housing and Urban Development
Secretary Mel Martinez
Department
of the Interior
Secretary Gale A. Norton
Department
of Justice
Attorney General John Ashcroft
Department
of Labor
Secretary Elaine L. Chao
Department
of State
Secretary Colin L. Powell
Department
of Transportation
Secretary Norman Y. Mineta
Department
of Treasury
Secretary Paul H. O'Neill
Department
of Veteran Affairs
Secretary Anthony
J. Principi
WHITE HOUSE OFFICES AND AGENCIES
Council
of Economic Advisers
, Chair
Council
on Environmental Quality
National
Economic Council
, Chair
National
Security Council
, Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs
Office
of Administration
Office
of The First Lady
Laura
Bush
Office
of Management and Budget
, Director
White House Office of National AIDS Policy
, Director
Office
of National Drug Control Policy
,
Director
Office
of Science and Technology Policy
,
Director
White
House Office for Women's Initiatives and Outreach
, Acting Director
President's
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
, Vice Chairman
United
States Trade Representative
, Ambassador, United States Trade
Representative
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
Arms
Control Disarmament Agency
John D. Holum, Director
Central
Intelligence Agency
George Tenet, Director
Consumer
Product Safety Commission
Ann Brown, Chairman
Corporation
for National Service
Harris Wofford, CEO
Commodity
Futures Trading Commission
Brooksley Born, Chairperson
Environmental
Protection Agency
Carol Browner, Administartor
Federal
Communications Commission
William Kennard, Chairman
Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ricki Helfer
Federal
Election Commission
Lee Ann Elliot, Chairman
Federal
Emergency Management Agency
James Lee Witt
Federal
Trade Commission
Robert Pitofsky, Chairman
General
Services Administration
David J. Barram, Administartor
Merit
Systems Protection Board
Ben L. Erdreich, Chairman
National
Aeronautics and Space Administration
Dan Goldin, Administrator
National
Archives and Records Administration
John W. Carlin, Archivist of the United States
National
Endowment for the Arts
Jane Alexander, Chairman
National
Endowment for Democracy
John Brademas, Chairman
National
Endowment for the Humanities
Sheldon Hackney, Chairman
Nation
Performance Review
National
Science Foundation
Neal Lane, Director
National
Security Agency
LtG. Kenneth Minihan, Director
National
Technology Transfer Center
Brian Joseph, Interim Executive Director
Nuclear
Regulatory Commission
Shirley Ann Jackson
Peace
Corps
Mark Gearan, Director
President's
Commission on Physical Fitness
President's
Council on Sustainable Development
The
President's Interagency Council on Women
Railroad
Retirement Board
Securities
and Exchange Commission
Arthur Levitt, Jr., Chairman
Small
Business Administration
Aida Alvarez, Administrator
Smithsonian
Institution
I. Michael Heyman, Secretary
Social
Security Administration
Kenneth S. Apfel, Commissioner
Selective
Service System
Gil Coronado, Director
United
States Agency for International Development
United
States Information Agency
Joseph Duffey, Director
United
States International Trade Commission
Marcia E. Miller, Chairman
United
States Office of Government Ethics
Stephen D. Potts, Director
United
States Postal Service
Marvin Runyon, Postmaster General
Voice
of America
Geoffrey Cowan, Director
White
House Fellows
Nancy Y. Bekavac, President
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
- U.S.
Senate
- U.S.
House of Representatives
- The
Congressional Budget Office
(CBO) was created by the Congressional Budget and
Impoundment Control Act of 1974. CBO's mission is to provide
the Congress with objective, timely, nonpartisan analyses
needed for economic and budget decisions and with the
information and estimates required for the Congressional
budget process.
- The
General Accounting Office
is the investigative arm of Congress. Charged with examining
matters relating to the receipt and disbursement of public
funds, GAO performs audits and evaluations of Government
programs and activities.
- The
Government Printing Office
(GPO) prints, binds, and distributes the publications of the
Congress as well as the executive departments and
establishments of the Federal Government.
- The
Library of Congress
mission is to make its resources available and useful to the
Congress and the American people and to sustain and preserve
a universal collection of knowledge and creativity for
future generations.
The
Stennis Center
is an independent, legislative branch agency created by Congress
in 1988 to promote and strengthen public service in America and
to carry on the commitment to public service exemplified by the
life and work of Senator John C. Stennis of Mississippi.
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Circuit Court of Appeals
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Judicial Center
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State Code
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States Federal Courts Finder
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