Which U.S. federal agency underwent a controversial $1.2 million rebranding in 2003 that included a new logo and the slogan "From the American People"?

Government agencies occasionally undergo rebranding efforts to modernize their image, increase public trust, or reflect evolving missions. These logo redesigns and slogan changes can be controversial, costly, and sometimes surprisingly effective. Test your knowledge about notable government rebranding efforts that made headlines and influenced public perception of these institutions.

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USAID (United States Agency for International Development)
FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency)
TSA (Transportation Security Administration)
FDA (Food and Drug Administration)