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GOVERNMENT: FEDERAL
- Frequently
Asked Questions of the U. S. Government - http://www.faq.gov
Find an answer to a question that you might have concerning federal programs,
benefits, or services.
- Environmental
Protection Agency - http://www.epa.gov -
Provides environmental information for citizens, teachers, students, and
business/industry.
- Federal Telephone
Directories - http://www.info.gov/ -
Provides access to the Federal Government Blue Pages, cabinet agencies, directories
for the House and Senate, and some toll-free numbers.
- Food and Drug
Administration Home Page - http://www.fda.gov/ -
Information for both consumers and health professionals about new medicines,
research, regulations, and more.
- OSHA Home Page - http://www.osha.gov/index.html -
Search this site from the Occupational Safety & Health Administration
for information about health and safety on the job, government regulations & compliance,
outreach for small businesses, and more.
Auctions & Property
Disposal
- U.S. Marshals
Service - http://www.usdoj.gov/marshals/ -
Provides a link to information on the sale of "seized assets," as
well as information on the history of the US Marshals, Most Wanted List,
etc.
- Budget of the
United States Government - http://www.gpoaccess.gov/usbudget
Provides full text of the U.S. budget along with analyses, historical
tables, and citizen’s guides.
- U.S. Bureau of
the Census - http://www.census.gov/ -
Provides access to the most comprehensive U.S. demographic data.
- CapWeb - A guide
to the U.S. Congress - http://www.capweb.net-
If a congressman has a homepage, this site will help you link to it.
- Congress.org - http://www.congress.org -
Provides current information on the 105th Congress. The information includes
photo, phone #, fax #, staff assignments.
- U.S. House of
Representatives - http://www.house.gov -
Provides extensive information on house proceedings, house members, and other
government information. Constituents may identify their members of Congress
and find mailing information
- Copyright Search - http://www.loc.gov/copyright/search -
This site is an experimental, alternative search method for first-time and
occasional users. You may also still use the traditional LOCIS system.
- Fairuse - http://fairuse.stanford.edu -
At this site you can find an overview of copyright law, current legislation
pertaining to copyright, and links to other resources on the Internet.
- THOMAS: Legislative
Information on the Internet - http://thomas.loc.gov/ -
Provides access to the full text of bills from the current Congress as
well as the immediate past Sessions.
- Catalog of Federal
Assistance(FDAC) - http://www.gsa.gov/fdac/ -
Provides access to a wide range of Federal programs and services that provide
financial and nonfinancial assistance to the American public.
- Core Documents
of U.S. Democracy - http://www.gpoaccess.gov/coredocs.html
This site provides access to government documents dealing with American democracy,
including the Bill of Rights, the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence,
the Code of Federal Regulations and much more.
- Fedforms - http://www.fedforms.gov/ -
FedForms.gov provides "one-stop-shopping" for forms needed for
the top 500 Government services used by the public. Index-forms, federal
- Firstgov - http://www.firstGov.gov
This is the only official U. S. government portal to 47 million pages of
government information.
- GovSpot.com -
the government information portal of the Web - http://www.govspot.com -
Provides links to local, state, federal government and international information.
Find government documents, newspapers, magazines, radio and television.
- MyMoney.Gov -http://www.mymoney.gov - This site covers the basics of financial education and includes sections on budgeting and taxes, credit, financial planning, home ownership, kids, paying for education, privacy, fraud &scams, retirement planning, saving & investing, and starting a small business.
- The
Smithsonian - http://www.si.edu/ -
Here you can find out everything about the Smithsonian Institution: events,
activities, special exhibits. You can also find out where you might be able
to see traveling exhibits.
- U.S.
Blue Pages - http://www.usbluepages.gov -
This online version of the government’s blue pages provides phone
numbers for federal government departments and agencies.
- Vote
Smart - http://www.vote-smart.org -
Valuable citizen participation site tracking the performance and voting records
of over 13,000 political leaders. A valuable feature is the ability to search
by your zip code to get a list of elected representatives for your area.
- Weekly
Compilation of Presidential Documents - http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/nara003.html -
Published every Monday by the Office of the Federal Register, National
Archives and Records Administration and contains statements, messages,
and other Presidential
materials released by the White House during the preceding week.
- Social Security
Information - http://www.ssa.gov/ -
Provides benefit information, rulings, social security handbook, Medicare
information, etc.
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