The President’s Cabinet is a team of top leaders who each take care of one big area of the U.S. government and advise the President about it:

• The Secretary of State handles relationships with other countries. 
• The Secretary of Defense (War) works with the military to keep the country safe. 
• The Attorney General is the top government lawyer and leads the Department of Justice.
• The Secretary of the Treasury is responsible for the nation’s money, taxes, and debt. 
• The Secretary of Commerce helps businesses and trade.
• The Secretary of Labor focuses on workers, jobs, and workplaces.
• The Secretary of Health and Human Services oversees health programs like public health and medical services.
• The Secretary of Education works on schools and education policy. 
• The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development deals with housing and city development.
• The Secretary of Transportation manages roads, airports, and other transportation systems.
• The Secretary of Agriculture supports farmers, food safety, and rural communities.
• The Secretary of the Interior takes care of national parks and public lands. 
• The Secretary of Veterans Affairs helps people who served in the military.
• The Secretary of Homeland Security protects the country from terrorism and other major threats.
• The Vice President is second in line to the President and also advises on many issues.
• The Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency works to keep the air, water, and land clean. 
• The Administrator of the Small Business Administration helps small businesses get loans and support. 
• The Director of the Office of Management and Budget helps the President plan how federal money is spent. 
• The Director of National Intelligence coordinates information from all intelligence agencies.
• The Director of the Central Intelligence Agency leads foreign intelligence gathering.
• The United States Trade Representative works on trade agreements and trade disputes with other countries.