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The Cabinet21 members

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Executive departments15
Agriculture Department21 agencies

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Commerce Department13 agencies

Department website ↗ · led by Howard Lutnick, Secretary of Commerce

Defense Department5 agencies

Department website ↗ · led by Pete Hegseth, Secretary of War

Education Department1 agency

Department website ↗ · led by Linda McMahon, Secretary of Education

Energy Department6 agencies

Department website ↗ · led by Chris Wright, Secretary of Energy

Health and Human Services Department13 agencies

Department website ↗ · led by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services

Homeland Security Department6 agencies

Department website ↗ · led by Markwayne Mullin, Secretary of Homeland Security

Housing and Urban Development Department0 agencies

Department website ↗ · led by Scott Turner, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

    Interior Department11 agencies

    Department website ↗ · led by Doug Burgum, Secretary of the Interior

    Justice Department8 agencies

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    Labor Department11 agencies

    Department website ↗ · led by Keith Sonderling, Secretary of Labor

    State Department0 agencies

    Department website ↗ · led by Marco Rubio, Secretary of State

      Transportation Department10 agencies

      Department website ↗ · led by Sean Duffy, Secretary of Transportation

      Treasury Department11 agencies

      Department website ↗ · led by Scott Bessent, Secretary of the Treasury

      Veterans Affairs Department0 agencies

      Department website ↗ · led by Doug Collins, Secretary of Veterans Affairs

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        Independent agencies102

        LegislativeCongress

        Senate100 members
        Leadership5
        Committees21
        Members by state50 states
        House of Representatives439 members · 2 vacant
        Leadership9
        Committees23
        Members by state56 states and territories

        Members and committees: congress-legislators. Leadership: Congress.gov. Checked Oct 28, 2026.

        JudicialThe federal courts

        Supreme Court9 justices
        Courts of appeals13 courts · 179 judges
        First Circuit6
        Second Circuit13
        Third Circuit14
        Fourth Circuit15
        Fifth Circuit17
        Sixth Circuit16
        Seventh Circuit11
        Eighth Circuit11
        Ninth Circuit29
        Tenth Circuit12
        Eleventh Circuit12
        District of Columbia Circuit11
        Federal Circuit12
        District courts91 courts · 653 judges · 28 vacant
        Middle District of Alabama3
        Northern District of Alabama7 · 1 vacant
        Southern District of Alabama3
        District of Alaska2 · 1 vacant
        • Sharon Louise Gleason Chief Judge· appointed by Barack Obama, since Jan 4, 2012
        • Aaron Christian Peterson· appointed by Donald J. Trump, since Feb 10, 2026
        • Vacant since Jul 8, 2024 (Joshua M. Kindred: resigned) · nominee: Kyle Frederick Reardon
        District of Arizona13
        Eastern District of Arkansas5
        Western District of Arkansas3
        Central District of California27 · 1 vacant
        Eastern District of California6
        Northern District of California14
        Southern District of California12 · 1 vacant
        District of Colorado7
        District of Connecticut7 · 1 vacant
        District of Delaware4
        District of Columbia15
        Middle District of Florida14 · 1 vacant
        Northern District of Florida4
        Southern District of Florida19
        Middle District of Georgia4
        Northern District of Georgia10 · 1 vacant
        Southern District of Georgia3
        District of Hawaii4
        District of Idaho2
        Central District of Illinois4
        Northern District of Illinois22 · 1 vacant
        Southern District of Illinois4
        Northern District of Indiana5
        Southern District of Indiana5
        Northern District of Iowa2
        Southern District of Iowa3
        District of Kansas6
        Eastern District of Kentucky5 · 1 vacant
        • David L. Bunning Chief Judge· appointed by George W. Bush, since Feb 19, 2002
        • Karen K. Caldwell· appointed by George W. Bush, since Oct 24, 2001
        • Claria Horn Boom· appointed by Donald J. Trump, since Apr 11, 2018
        • Robert Earl Wier· appointed by Donald J. Trump, since Jun 12, 2018
        • Stephen Chad Meredith· appointed by Donald J. Trump, since Nov 3, 2025
        • Vacant since Jul 19, 2026 (Gregory F. Van Tatenhove: retired) · nominee: Daniel Lewis Ballou
        Western District of Kentucky5
        Eastern District of Louisiana11 · 1 vacant
        Middle District of Louisiana3
        Western District of Louisiana7
        District of Maine2 · 1 vacant
        • Lance Edward Walker Chief Judge· appointed by Donald J. Trump, since Oct 17, 2018
        • Stacey Diane Neumann· appointed by Joseph R. Biden, since Aug 22, 2024
        • Vacant since Oct 11, 2025 (Nancy Torresen: senior)
        District of Maryland10
        District of Massachusetts11 · 2 vacant
        Eastern District of Michigan15
        Western District of Michigan4
        District of Minnesota6 · 1 vacant
        Northern District of Mississippi3
        Southern District of Mississippi6
        Eastern District of Missouri9
        Western District of Missouri7
        District of Montana3
        District of Nebraska3
        District of Nevada7
        District of New Hampshire3
        District of New Jersey17
        District of New Mexico6 · 1 vacant
        Eastern District of New York15
        Northern District of New York5
        Southern District of New York25 · 3 vacant
        Western District of New York4
        Eastern District of North Carolina4
        Middle District of North Carolina4
        Western District of North Carolina5
        District of North Dakota1 · 1 vacant
        • Peter David Welte Chief Judge· appointed by Donald J. Trump, since Aug 5, 2019
        • Vacant since Jul 23, 2026 (Daniel Mack Traynor: elevated) · nominee: Philip Axt
        Northern District of Ohio11
        Southern District of Ohio8
        Eastern District of Oklahoma1 · 1 vacant
        • John Frederick Heil, III Chief Judge· appointed by Donald J. Trump, since May 27, 2020
        • Vacant since Jan 27, 2026 (Ronald A. White: senior) · nominee: Zachary Paul West
        Northern District of Oklahoma3 · 1 vacant
        • John Frederick Heil, III Chief Judge· appointed by Donald J. Trump, since May 27, 2020
        • Sara Elizabeth Hill· appointed by Joseph R. Biden, since Jan 2, 2024
        • John David Russell· appointed by Joseph R. Biden, since Jan 4, 2024
        • Vacant since Mar 1, 2025 (Gregory K. Frizzell: senior) · nominee: Trevor Scott Pemberton
        Western District of Oklahoma7
        District of Oregon6
        Eastern District of Pennsylvania22
        Middle District of Pennsylvania6
        Western District of Pennsylvania10
        District of Puerto Rico7
        District of Rhode Island3
        District of South Carolina9 · 1 vacant
        District of South Dakota3
        Eastern District of Tennessee5 · 1 vacant
        Middle District of Tennessee4
        Western District of Tennessee5
        Eastern District of Texas8
        Northern District of Texas10 · 2 vacant
        Southern District of Texas18 · 1 vacant
        Western District of Texas12 · 1 vacant
        District of Utah5
        District of Vermont2
        Eastern District of Virginia10 · 1 vacant
        Western District of Virginia4
        Eastern District of Washington4
        Western District of Washington7
        Northern District of West Virginia3
        Southern District of West Virginia5
        Eastern District of Wisconsin5
        Western District of Wisconsin2
        District of Wyoming3

        Active judges (not senior status): Federal Judicial Center. Vacancies: U.S. Courts. Checked Oct 28, 2026.

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