Cabinet of Joe Biden

**Joe Biden Administration cabinet**
	the government of the United States under President Joe Biden
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Instance of	United States Cabinet;
Part of	presidency of Joe Biden;
Location	United States of America;
Applies to jurisdiction	United States of America;
Has part(s)	Kamala Harris (Vice President of the United States); Antony Blinken (United States Secretary of State, 2021–); Janet Yellen (United States Secretary of the Treasury, 2021–); Lloyd Austin (United States Secretary of Defense, 2021–); Merrick Garland (United States Attorney General, 2021–); Deb Haaland (United States Secretary of the Interior, 2021–); Tom Vilsack (United States Secretary of Agriculture, 2021–); Gina Raimondo (United States Secretary of Commerce, 2021–); Marty Walsh (United States Secretary of Labor, 2021–2023); Xavier Becerra (United States Secretary of Health and Human Services, 2021–); Marcia Fudge (United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, 2021–); Pete Buttigieg (United States Secretary of Transportation, 2021–); Jennifer Granholm (United States Secretary of Energy, 2021–); Miguel Cardona (United States Secretary of Education, 2021–); Denis McDonough (United States Secretary of Veterans Affairs, 2021–); Alejandro Mayorkas (United States Secretary of Homeland Security, 2021–);
Inception	20 January 2021;
Replaces	Donald Trump Administration cabinet;
Authority file
	Q101250904;
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English: A gallery of current and former members of the cabinet of Joe Biden, the 46th President of the United States. The Biden administration began on January 20, 2021, succeeding that of his predecessor Donald Trump. The cabinet currently consists of 15 heads of executive departments, as well as 10 officials of equal rank.