Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Streamlines Access to Government Services Through America.gov

Summary: This White House release announces the launch of America.gov, a unified digital portal for accessing federal government services, alongside an executive order directing agency integration with the platform. America.gov features: A single sign-on point where users can ask questions in plain language, get answers, and eventually complete government transactions without navigating multiple agency websites. Uses "Super Intelligence" (per the administration's new terminology, detailed in the previous document) to power the platform while aiming to preserve privacy. Currently allows users to ask questions and get answers; later in 2026, functions like passport renewal and Medicare enrollment are planned to be added directly on the site. Executive order provisions: Directs the GSA Administrator, National Design Studio Administrator, and OMB Director to establish America.gov as the central access point for "covered services" — public-facing federal services with over 100,000 users annually that can be accessed online. Excludes IRS tax filing services and national-security-sensitive services from the Department of War and Intelligence Community. Directs OMB to issue implementation guidance to agencies, and requires integration of Login.gov with America.gov. Supporting context: Cites that Americans spend an estimated 10 billion hours annually on federal paperwork. References the August 2025 "America by Design" initiative and National Design Studio, which have supported redesigns of platforms like TrumpRx and the Federal Employees Retirement System site. Cites a reported 74% reduction in the veterans benefits backlog and over $260 billion in fraud uncovered by Vice President Vance's Fraud Task Force since January 2025. References TrumpRx.gov's reported $700 million in patient savings and the recently announced $500 Obamacare overcharge refunds (detailed in an earlier document). Note: This is an administration-authored release; the statistics and characterizations of prior government inefficiency reflect the administration's own framing rather than independent verification.