Which of the following statements about U.S. government agency logos is TRUE?

Government agencies and political entities rely on strong visual identities just like commercial brands. From the iconic presidential seal to campaign logos that define elections, these symbols carry significant meaning and recognition value. This poll tests your knowledge about the evolution and significance of political branding in the United States. Can you identify which statement about government agency logos is factually accurate?

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The NASA 'meatball' logo was permanently retired in 1975 and replaced with the 'worm' logo until NASA created an entirely new design in 1992.
The Presidential Seal received its last major redesign during the Kennedy administration when the eagle was turned to face the olive branches rather than the arrows.
The USPS eagle logo has remained essentially unchanged since the founding of the postal service in 1775.
The FBI shield logo features 13 stars representing the original members of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's executive board.