Web Sites

• Census Bureau
• Central Intelligence Agency View the CIA's files. Now you can watch them (while they are watching you!)
• Dept. of Commerce Contains a searchable index providing explanatory information on over 300 of the department's services.
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
• Dept. of Energy's files on Human Irridation in the 1950's. Photos and text
• U.S. Department of Education
• Environmental Protection Agency The EPA's web site is chock full of files and environmental data.
• The Department of Health and Human Services This site can be used as a starting point for other sites relating to the organization.
• U.S. House of Representatives
• Internal Revenue Service Easy access to downloadable tax forms. Though you still cannot file online, this site makes the preparation of filing infinitely easier.
• The Federal Judicial Center The Federal Judicial Center researches the methods of operation, organization and history of the courts in the United States.
• Library of Congress Largest source of government-related public information in the nation.
• National Archives
• National Institutes of Health
• The National Park Service This site features pictures and interactive questions and is lighthearted and educational.
• OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) Featured topics include Clinton and Gore's resolve to reinvent worker safety and health policies.
• US Postal Service If you MUST use snail mail, handy zip-code directory is here.
• Decisions of the US Supreme Court The Legal Information Institute of Cornell's Law School has created a database of recent Supreme Court decisions, from 1990 to the present.
• THOMAS: Legislative Information A complete database of legislative proceedings and activities in Congress.
• The Department of the Treasury This site describes the department's responsibilities and mission.
• Dept. of Treasury/Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms The Bureau assists in enforcing firearm laws, as well as monitoring the trafficking of alcohol and tobacco, in cooperation with other law enforcement agencies.
• National Weather Service Satellite images of weather patterns of the Earth. Updates on techniques and tools used in conducting research. You can even find the weather forecast for your neighborhood!
• The White House Tour the Whitehouse. President Bill will welcome you!
• The White House for Kids Kids can take a tour of the White House with Socks, the nation's first pet. This Web site teaches children about the history of the president's home and the creation of Washington, D.C.
• United Nations Development Programme

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