Federal Government Resources on the Internet

• LSU's Federal Government Page This site provides one-stop surfing. This extremely well-organized site divides the government up into its branches: Executive, Legislative, and Judicial, and provides links to almost every conceivable government site. In addition, it provides links to government agencies and quasi-agencies (such as the post office). A great site to bookmark.
• THOMAS: Legislative Information on the Internet This site, sponsored by Congress, provides access to full-text of the Congressionl Record, Bill Summaries and Status, floor activities, historical document, public laws, and a host of other resources.
• Federal JOBS  Database of jobs through the federal government.
• U.S. Census Bureau Home Page Provides many statistical resources from the Census Bureau (though not all of the information available through traditional print resources can be found here yet). Also features a population clock which gives estimates of the U.S. and world population on a periodic basis.
• U.S. Business Advisor Information on governement contracts, a "How-to" section, etc. The stated goal of this government sponsored site is to "provide business with one-stop access to federal government information, services, and transactions."
• Federal Election Commission This site provides information about the FEC, the federal election financing rules agency.