Want to know more about the federal government? Try these links:

The Library of Congress has information about the Library, plus an on-line gallery and an audiovisual retelling of the story of America.

The White House and the President of the United States. News about the President, Vice President and their families, plus information and visual tour of the Executive Mansion. You can also hear the President’s weekly radio address.

The Executive Branch and Cabinet Officers links to all the federal department offices.

The independent federal agencies and commissions directory has links to scores of federal services.

Learn about the US Capitol building, including the history of the Capitol, the works of art on display there, the grounds and other Congressional buildings.

Got a question about government? Dread spending hours on the phone listening to recorded music? Try this link to the Federal Consumer Information Center.

Haven’t been able to find what you need yet? Try FedWorld, the U.S.Government’s mega-site. FedWorld bills itself as "The online locator service for a comprehensive inventory of information disseminated by the Federal Government."

Help decipher the federal court system. The Federal Judicial Center Website also has information about big federal cases that impact ordinary citizens.

The Supremes are on the Web! This site gives you rules of The Supreme Court of the United States, the dockets, transcripts of oral arguments, information about tours and court opinions.

Need a specific government publication? Visit the Government Printing Office’s Website.

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