Daily Federal
Register
(1991-current, includes full text) Federal
Register is the official full text daily publication
for Rules, Proposed Rules and Notices of Federal agencies
and organizations, as well as Executive Orders and
other Presidential Documents.
FedWorld.gov FedWorld was established by The National Technical Information
Service( NTIS) to serve as the online locator service for an inventory
of information disseminated by the Federal Government. Search federal
government sites and read full text government publications.
FirstGOV
The only official U.S. Government portal to 30 million pages of government
information, services, and online transactions, it searches every word of
every U.S. government document in a quarter of a second or less. FirstGov also
features a topical index, links to state and local government, and other
tools so you don't have to know the name of the government agency to get
the information you want anytime you want it.
GLIN:
United States Law
Part of the GLIN, Guide to Law Online project,
this guide includes US Constitution & legal system,
US code & federal legislative process, US executive
agencies & regulations, US law, US court & decisions,
US states & territories, US criminal justice system,
US law reviews online, NAFTA, Native Americans, other
US Law guides & lists, and general reference sources
for the US.
Government Information
Sharing Project
This project was initiated with funding
from the U.S. Department of Education and is administered
at Oregon State University Libraries. The original
goal of the project was to demonstrate improved access
to electronic government information, especially
for remote users and the general public. Get demographic,
economic and education information.
GPO
Access
A great resource for government information
on the Internet, it includes access to documents
form: Bureau of Land Management, Budget of the United
States Government, Fiscal Year, Congress of the United
States, Department of Interior, Office of Inspector
General, Food and Drug Administration, General Accounting
Office, National Archives and Records Administration's
Office of the Federal Register, Office of Technology
Assessment, and more. Special interest: Browse
Topics, Code
of Federal Regulations,
LII: US Code
From the Legal Information Institute (LII) at Cornell
Law School. Get the full text of the code.
LOC:
Official US Executive Branch Web Sites From the Library of Congress (LOC). Get links to executive
offices and agencies, independent agencies, boards, commissions and committees,
quasi-official agencies, as well as the judicial and legislative branches.
Also of interest: Legislative and Judicial.
National Political
Index
Divided into 32 categories, this site is virtually
comprehensive in its coverage of US political and
government resources, including: hourly political
headlines, federal elected officials, state and local
officials, tracking congressional legislation, voting
booths and polls, on-line political magazines, political
newsgroups, political think tanks, reporters' resources
and even political humor.
Thomas
The Library of Congress' excellent site for finding US legislative
information. The searchable databases include: Congressional Record,
Floor Activities - House and Senate, Major Legislation, Enacted into
law, Bill Summary & Status, Bill Text, Public Laws By Law Number
and much more. Special interest: How
Our Laws Are Made
US Census
Bureau Databases
The US Census Bureau offers a number of databases to access the information
they collect. Select sets that are already created, or create your own with
the Data Extraction System (DES).
U.S.
Federal Government Agencies Directory
From LSU Libraries, this Page is a directory of U. S. Federal Government agencies
as represented in the United States Government Manual. Perform a keyword
search or browse by the following categories: Executive, Judicial, Legislative,
Independent, Boards, Commissions, and Committees and Quasi-Official.
USIA:
An Outline of American Government
From the United States Information Agency (USIA). Designed to
explain the US government to non-citizens, this virtual text book gives
an excellent overview. Chapters include: The Constitution: An Enduring
Document, Explaining the Constitution: The Federalist Papers, The Executive
Branch: Powers of the Presidency, The Legislative Congress, The Judicial
Branch: Interpreting the Constitution, A Country of Many Governments,
Fundamentals of American Government, and Brief Reading List in American
Government. Special interest: Accountability
in Government, American
Politics and Government Journals, Democratic
Local Government and Government & Politics.
Washington
Post: Federal Page From The Washington Post. Access news, profiles
and information on the federal government.
Yahoo!
US Government
Links to US government web sites from agencies to web directories on US government
sites.
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