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CabinetExecutive OrderFederal BureaucracyIndependent AgenciesPardonSecretary of DefenseSecretary of StateU. S. Attorney General
This is an edict from a President (or Governor) that has the force of law without having to be passed or approved by Congress (or a state legislature).
This title is given to the member of the President's Cabinet who is the head of the Department of Justice and is concerned with the legal affairs both in the country and in the U. S. Government.
This is a group of presidential advisers that includes the heads of the executive departments.
This is the organization of the executive branch; it consists of many government departments, agencies, and offices.
These are part of the federal bureaucracy and include executive agencies, government corporations, and regulatory boards and commissions.
This is the act of a political executive officially forgiving a person of any crime that person may have committed, and it is what Richard Nixon received from Gerald Ford.
This title is given to the member of the President's Cabinet who is in charge of diplomatic relations with foreign countries.
This title is given to the member of the President's Cabinet who is concerned with the armed services and matters related to the military.