Which government agency completely rebranded itself in 2003, changing its name, logo, and public identity as part of the largest federal reorganization since the Department of Defense was created?

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The Department of Homeland Security (formerly parts of multiple agencies including FEMA and Coast Guard)
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (formerly the Office of Thrift Supervision)
The Transportation Security Administration (formerly the Federal Aviation Security Division)
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (formerly the National Intelligence Authority)