Government Information 

The Homeland Security Digital Library is a compendium of materials available for scholarly research in the area of Homeland Security.

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LOUISdb.org provides a simple search interface -- as well as RSS feeds by publication -- to help citizens access electronically available federal government publications.  Their collection includes the following:

• Congressional Reports
• Congressional Record
• Congressional Hearings
• Federal Register
• Presidential Documents
• GAO Reports
• Congressional Bills & Resolutions

For more infomation, see the Sunlight Foundation, creators of LOUISdb.org.

Provided by the Loyola University Law Library, HEINoline offers access to many U.S. government materials: Congressional documents, treaties, and legislative histories; Executive branch publications; Supreme Court reports, and the U.S. Statues at Law.

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