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| A Group Headquartered Here | Description |
|---|---|
| Coalition for Peace Through Strength | US equivalent of the Coalition for Peace Through Strength, spooky MICC front group |
| Command Consulting Group | Does security advisory work on behalf of international governments, particularly in Latin America and the Middle East, ultra rich private individuals and heads of state. |
| Committee on Public Information | Committee to boost US public support for World War I. |
| Competitive Enterprise Institute | A "vociferous anti-environmental" think tank. |
| Congressional Research Service | |
| Council on American-Islamic Relations | |
| Council on Environmental Quality | |
| Covington & Burling | Washington DC law firm with deep state connections |
| Defense Information Systems Agency | |
| Democracy Institute | |
| Dickstein Shapiro | Law firm identified as implicated in corruption by Sibel Edmonds. |
| EPA | Created for the purpose of protecting human health and the environment. However, it appears to be more or less captured by special interests. |
| Electronic Privacy Information Center | A think tank concerned with the impact of technology on privacy and free speech. |
| Emily's List | Multi-million dollar lobby group; with deep state ties. |
| Empower America | US libertarian advocacy group. Funded by the Koch brothers. |
| Endowment for Middle East Truth | |
| Equal Employment Opportunity Commission | Established to administer and enforce civil rights laws against workplace discrimination |
| Ethics and Public Policy Center | EPPC has functioned as the cutting edge of the neoconservative-driven culture war against progressive theology and secularism, and the associated effort to ensure right-wing control of the Republican Party. |
| Eurasia Foundation | |
| Evergreen State College | Washington State experimental college offering a non-traditional undergraduate curriculum. |
| Export–Import Bank of the United States | A spooky bank, central in US power projection around the world |
| FBI/Academy | |
| FBI/Criminal Cyber Response and Services Branch | |
| FBI/Directorate of Intelligence | |
| FBI/Laboratory | A laboratory later discovered to have a "pro-prosecution bias" that may have resulted in thousands of wrongful convictions. |
| FBI/National Security Branch | |
| Federal Aviation Administration | The FAA regulates and oversees all aspects of American civil aviation. |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons | |
| Federal Communications Commission | |
| Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation | |
| Federal Election Commission | |
| Federal Emergency Management Agency | |
| Free Press Foundation | American |
| Free Press Media Group | American |
| Freedom House | CIA backed group interested in internet censorship |
| Fusion GPS | |
| Highlands Forum | The Highlands Forum brings together select people interactions between policy and technology. It has played an instrumental role in incubating the idea of mass surveillance as a mechanism to dominate information on a global scale. |
| House and Senate Taiwan Caucus | The China lobby |
| Howard University | Historically black university in Washington DC |
| IMF | |
| Immigration and Customs Enforcement | The US immigration service. Tasked with finding illegals, some reports have hinted it to be a front for sex trafficking. |
| Immigration and Naturalization Service | |
| Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation | |
| Institute for Policy Studies | Progressive US think tank dependent on establishment foundations. Possible gatekeeper. |
| Institute for the Study of Diplomacy | |
| Institute for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence | |
| Institute of International Finance | |
| Institute of World Politics | |
| Institute on Strategic Trade | A small but influential Washington based group started by Cercle member Miles Costick. |
| International Center for Journalists | US government funded organization to promote and finance a network of reliable journalists worldwide. |
