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Recuse

To step aside from a decision or official action due to a conflict of interest or bias.

Executive Branch

The part of the U.S. government that carries out laws, including the President, Cabinet, and various federal agencies.

Financial Interest

Having an ownership stake, investment, or any other economic involvement in a business, organization, or property.

Special Government Employee (SGE)

An officer or employee hired for temporary service (typically 130 days or less in a year) in the executive branch, often serving on advisory boards or as consultants.

Executive Schedule

A classification system for the highest-ranking political appointees in the U.S. federal government, including Cabinet secretaries, agency heads, and their deputies.

Title 18, United States Code

The section of federal law that defines crimes and criminal procedures in the United States.

Revolving Door

A term describing the movement of individuals between roles as government officials and jobs as lobbyists or consultants in the private sector, often raising concerns about influence.