Trump Launches America.gov Portal for Federal Services

Sep 29, 2026
President Donald Trump launched America.gov as a central portal for accessing federal information and services. Passport renewal and Medicare enrollment will be added later in 2026.

President Donald Trump launched America.gov, a central portal for federal information and services, and signed an executive order requiring agencies to integrate eligible services, the White House announced in a fact sheet. The portal lets users sign in, ask questions in plain language and receive current answers.

Later in 2026, users will be able to complete tasks including passport renewal and Medicare enrollment without visiting separate agency websites. The portal uses technology the administration calls Super Intelligence to process questions and provide information.

The order covers public facing online federal services used by more than 100,000 people during a 12 month period. Internal Revenue Service tax filing services and national security sensitive services from the Department of War and the intelligence community are excluded. The order also directs officials to integrate Login.gov with America.gov.

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