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Accuracy notes (as of June 2026). Every figure is FY2025 (Oct 2024 – Sep 2025) actual or enacted; spending shares are of the $7.01T in total federal outlays reported by the final Monthly Treasury Statement. Structures in flux: USAID was shut down in July 2025 and its surviving programs folded into the State Department. The Department of Education still legally exists but is winding down — the federal student-loan portfolio is moving to Treasury in phases (announced March 2026). Trump v. Slaughter (argued December 2025, still undecided as of mid-June 2026) will decide whether commissioners at the SEC, FTC, FCC, NLRB and similar bodies can be fired at will — interim Supreme Court stays have already let several such removals stand (NLRB, CPSC, NCUA), the FEC has sat below quorum for over a year, the CFTC is run by a single commissioner, and a companion case (Trump v. Cook) may carve the Federal Reserve out entirely. The Pentagon also answers to “Department of War” under a 2025 executive order, though Congress has not codified the rename. The federal civilian workforce shrank from ~2.2M to ~2.03M during 2025.

Key sources: Treasury Monthly Statement (FY2025 final) · USA.gov agency index · USAspending.gov (follow any agency’s actual money) · regulations.gov (comment on rules) · GAO · Trump v. Slaughter (SCOTUSblog) · USAID closure (NPR)

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