Cabinet secretaries

Cabinet secretaries are the top officials in charge of each major government department, such as Defense, Education, or State. They are appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate. Their role is to develop policies, oversee department operations, and implement the government's priorities within their areas. Think of them as the leaders responsible for managing specific parts of the government, ensuring that laws are carried out effectively. They also advise the President on issues related to their department and are key figures in shaping national policy.