Government and Political Information
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The White House
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Thomas
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The Congress Database
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The United States Senate
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The United States House of Representatives
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The Federal Web Locator
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Villanova Center For Information Law And Policy
All the US government information you may want, by
Executive-Judicial-Legislative-Quasi-Independent- Misc, as well as by
departments and groups within same.
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CapWeb
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CapWeb is an online guide to the members and committees of the 105th
Congress. Names, addresses, phone numbers, e-mail and web page URLs are
listed for every member. Committee rosters, addresses, and web pages (when
they exist) are listed. Pointers to other information is included -
Politics, Parties, Think Tanks, the Congressional Record, Votes...
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Census Bureau
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CIA
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Includes the CIA Factbook
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Department of Education
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Federal Election Commission
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Official source about financing campaigns for President, the
U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives. You will also
find information about contribution limits and how citizens can
participate in federal elections. The latest news and information
about candidates, PACs, and Party organizations is here as well.
Lastly, it provides a link to their FTP site including data files
covering past and current election cycles.
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Federal News Service
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Transcripts of government speeches
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FedWorld
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Government Printing Office
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Internal Revenue Service
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Tax forms, instructions, and more.
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Library of Congress
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NASA
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National Archives
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National Weather Service
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Postal Service
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Secretary of State
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Social Security Agency
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Supreme Court Decisions
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U.S. Supreme Court Proceedings
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United States Federal Budget
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The most comprehensive compilation of federal budget line items
anywhere. Detailed budgets from every department of every agency in the
Federal Government.
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The United States Constitution
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Zip Code Directory
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Connecticut Government Information Home Page
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Connecticut State Government Telephone and Email Directory
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A state directory of employee work addresses and telephone numbers. It
will be expanded to include a directory of addresses and phone numbers for
state agencies, legislators and congressional representatives.
- Connecticut General Assembly
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Connecticut State Senate Republicans
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Connecticut State Senate Democrats
- My District Legislators
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- City of Waterbury
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Department of State Foreign Affairs Network
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The Electronic Embassy
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Home Pages for Foreign Embassies
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United Nations News
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Maintained by the UN Secretariat from the UN Headquarters in New York City,
USA. Links to the following UN News resources: UN Journal (Programme of
daily meetings at UN Headquarters, NY); Daily Highlights (Brief Press
Summaries); UN Press Releases; and DPI Update (Newsletter of the UN
Department of Public Information).
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The Carter Center
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CitizenDirect
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More or less the official means of corresponding with Congressional
representatives.
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Income Tax Information in Internet
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Searchable Contents
1: Recent Major Educational Additions
2: Information about this document
3: IRS Forms, Instructions or Publications
4: State Forms, Instructions or Publications
5: Usenet Newsgroups
6: FAQs and Discussions Of Tax Issues
7: Income Tax Articles (including Daily and Weekly Updates)
8: U.S. Tax Law - Legislative ( including Tax Code & GPO Online Access)
9: U.S. Tax Law - Judicial (Courts & Legal Gateways )
10: U.S. Law - Administrative (including Executive Branch, Regulations)
11: Tax Treaty Information
12: State Tax Law, Government Information (U.S.)
13: Needed Information
14: Gateways
15: Tax Software
16: Vendors Products And Home Page List
17: Constants : Currency | State Personal Income Rates | Federal Constants
18: Social Security tax (U.S.)
19: Foreign (not U.S.) Income Tax
20: Mailing Lists
21: Newsletters
22: New or Proposed U.S. Income Tax Changes
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The John F. Kennedy School of Government News Office
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Access to the best national and international resources for
reporters. In addition to faculty experts,transcripts and publications,
the site includes KSG OPIN, (Online Political Information Network) a
well-developed set of links to most major sources of government and
political information available on the Internet.
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LawMarks
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A comprehensive list of legal and governmental resources
on the WWW. This list is maintained for lawyers, paralegals, and
others interested in obtaining the legal information on the
Internet. LawMarks is updated weekly.
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Public Affairs Web
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Global index to all aspects of American Public Affairs. With thousands of
'Public Service Links', a Public Affairs Yellow Pages, secure weekly
polling (and results online). Dedicated to bringing you the best and
latest information and ideas from around the U.S. concerning candidates,
public issues, legislation, state and local ballot measures, and public
affairs professionals.
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The American Presidency
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A history of the office from Grolier Online.
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American Civil Liberties Union
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The Gallup Poll
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State Democratic Party Sites
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Displays the active state Democratic party sites. It also lists a link to
Democratic presidential candidates. Other Democratic sites are also
listed.
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Election Line
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This is a vast site apparently developed by ABC, Newsweek, and
the Washington Post. It has everything from the latest polls to profiles of
candidates to detailed info on every congressional district in the
nation. If you are interested in politics, it's definitely worth checking
out. Because almost all the information is text, a text-based web browser
(e.g. Lynx) works just fine. Very impressive!
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The Democratic National Committee
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Access to DNC publications and press releases, audio and video clips,
links to other Democratic Internet destinations and opportunities to
interact with the National Democratic Party. In addition, the DNC page
will utilize "real audio," a new technology that allows users to play
audio files instantly while connected to the DNC Home Page, rather than
downloading the files, which causes delays. Democratic National Committee
Chairmen Christopher Dodd states that the Committee is absolutely
committed to being a full participant in the increasing political
discourse occurring via computer across the country.
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The Republican National Committee
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People for the American Way
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Progressive lobbying and activism with interesting information on the
Religious Right in politics
The Comedian: United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
Speaking to a reporter at the United Nations headquarters, Ban Ki-moon, apparently with a straight face, said: "I don't think there is discrimination against Israel at the United Nations."
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