FDIC and USPS also are not government agencies. They are government-owned corporations. The first sentence on the Wikipedia entry on the topic includes the phrase "unlike the federal agencies." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State-owned_enterprises_of_the_United_States
Only got FBI, CIA, NASA, IRS and CDC. Thought WHO was the food one. (recognize NSA in hindsight). And tried UPS for mail (might ve slipped up though trying upc..).
This was a little tricky, some of the acronyms are extremely commonly used (FBI, CIA, etc.) so much so that you rarely hear the full name. Others though I've never heard referenced by their acronym (National Institutes of Health and Bureau of Labor Statistics) for example.
I tried ATF as well. I am sure there is a difference between ATF and DEA, but this is a good example of how the government agencies overlap. I wonder how much tax money would be saved if government agencies didn't overlap and they were run efficiently?
I'm sure there are areas to be improved upon, but I also doubt there's nearly as much overlap, waste, and general inefficiency in government as popular opinion would have you believe. The people who complain most about this stuff rarely know anything about how agencies actually function. Case in point - you just plainly admitted you don't know what these two agencies do, and yet you feel qualified to render an opinion that they must be wasting tax dollars. Maybe avoid that sort of thing. It's not useful.
Yeah like others have said USPS, FDIC, and NORAD don't belong and some easy replacements would be BLM, ATF, and ICE or some of the other ones suggested above.