Congressional
Email Directory
Pick your state from the list or search for your favorite Congressperson
with the form. As long as your browser preferences are set so you can use
a mailto , just click on the email addresses of your Congress folks and
type away. These Congress types like to know that they are hearing from
their constituents, so they like it if you include your snail mail address.
You can also view their home pages by clicking on their names. Not everyone
on Capitol Hill has email yet. If your elected officials don't have email,
send them snail mail DEMANDING that they get email.
FBI
Describes the organization, mission, and structure
of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Visit the FBI frequently asked
questions file, the FBI's current "Ten Most Wanted Fugitives", information
about ongoing large scale investigations, online access to issues of the
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, and other information, including employment
opportunities with the FBI.
Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
Provides online access to selected publications
from the FDIC Corporate Library; a link to its gopher that contains a weekly
updated database of data on FDIC insured institutions; information on acquiring
FDIC assets and other information; and links to its Division of Research
and statistics home page.
Federal Financial Institutions Examination
Council
The FFIEC web site is an excellent web site. It provides a detail
review describing the editorial and visual merits. Information services
about banking, financial, and organization information is available.
Federal
Information Center
Directs the user to sources of telephone based
assistance to answer questions about the United States federal government.
Provides links to Web servers with answers to frequently asked questions.
Federal Reserve System's National
Information Center of Banking Information
The National Information Center (NIC) provides comprehensive information
on banks and other institutions for which the Federal Reserve has a supervisory,
regulatory, or research interest including both domestic and foreign banking
organizations operating in the U.S. The NIC includes the organizational
structure of financial institutions and financial information for some
of those institutions. Historical information is available on the structure
of all the institutions. Financial information is available for selected
time periods.
Federal
Web Locator
A ultimate source for federal government information.
Offers "Federal Quick Jumps" for users to go directly to a specific federal
agency area. Other menus arrange federal Web servers by the branches on
the federal government and offer links to information on cabinet departments
within the executive branch. Additional menus provide access to government
corporations, federal independent establishments, quasi official agencies,
selected multilateral organizations and other "federally related sites."
The service encompasses a wide range of federal government WWW servers.
FedNet
Gives you the day's schedule of Congressional hearings and events,
then lets you go straight to the action, such as it is, using Real Audio
for a live sound feed. Listen to committee hearings, interviews with the
politicians, or many of the sound bites in the archives.
FEDSTATS
Takes advantage of Internet technology to navigate publicly available
statistics from more than 70 Federal agencies. Information can be searched
through: an A to Z index with 275 categories, a keyword search capability
that searches agency web sites linked to FEDSTATS, "fast facts" linkage
to frequently requested tables from the Statistical Abstract, as well as
direct links to agency contacts, news releases, and other navigational
and organizational aids.
FedWorld
Information Network
A comprehensive central access point for locating
and acquiring government information. Includes links to a FedWorld FTP
Site with more than 10,000 files; a FedWorld Telenet site; FedWorld freebies;
an arrangement of U.S. federal government information servers by subject;
and FedWorld contact information.
Government
Information Sharing Project
Federal data on population, housing, agriculture,
economics, and employment.
Government
Information Xchange
Federal Yellow Pages with a index of printable
forms on useful topics including copyrights, social security, student aid,
and taxes.
Infomine
Listing of links to state and federal agencies
and documents. Provide brief explanations of the information you might
find on the site before visiting it. Query by keyword, title, and subject.
National
Association of Securities Dealers Regulation, Inc.
NASDR regulates the NASDAQ stock market and
oversees the conduct of its member brokers. On this site you can file a
complaint if you feel that you have been defrauded or treated unfairly
by a broker. You also can check the record of brokers for prior disciplinary
history.
The National Fraud Information Center
The NFIC was originally established in 1992 by the National Consumers
League, the oldest nonprofit consumer organization in the United
States, to fight the growing menace of telemarketing fraud by improving
prevention and enforcement. The NFIC is the only nationwide toll free hotline
for consumers to get advice about telephone solicitations and report possible
telemarketing fraud to law enforcement agencies.
The National
Voting Rights Institute
A non-profit legal and public education organization
dedicated to securing the rights of all voters, regardless of economic
status, to full and equal participation in our electoral process.
National Credit Union AdministrationNew!
The National Credit Union Administration is an independent federal
agency that supervises and insures 6,981 federal credit unions and insures
4,257 state chartered credit unions. It is entirely funded by credit unions
and receives no tax dollars.
Ohio
Department of Commerce
Provides information on financial institutions,
the state fire marshal, industrial compliance, real estate, securities,
and unclaimed funds within Ohio.
Pension
Benefit Guaranty Corporation
This government agency protects the retirement incomes of approximately
42 million American workers in more than 44,000 defined benefit pension
plans.
Presidential Speeches and Writings
SEC
EDGAR Database
An official archive of SEC filings for selected
US publicly traded companies.
Small Business Administration
A site full of information about starting, financing, or expanding
a small business. Advice for developing a business plan; regional small
business statistics; a directory to SBA resources and offices in your area;
and most important information on SBA's loan programs.
Social Security
Death Index
A freely accessible database of the Social Security Administration
records of deceased individuals. Handy tool for audits of organization
retirees.
STAT-USA
Government Info
Provided by the Commerce Department, this
site aggregates and distributes data from 50 federal agencies. Includes
trade statistics, overseas contracts, market research reports, daily economic
releases. press briefings, and procurement information. Site cost $$$ but
you can try part of the site for free
State of the Union Addresses--Past and Present
US
Government Information Sources
More than 900 links making it easier to find
agencies. The sections are broken down into executive departments, branches,
independent agencies, and other government resources.
Federal Government Financial Regulatory Agencies New!
Federal Reserve Banks
US Government Agencies and Other Government
Sites
US Securities
and Exchange Commission
The SEC is an independent, nonpartisan, quasi
judicial regulatory agency with responsibility for administering the federal
securities laws. The site offers current rule making information, enforcement
actions information, small business information, the EDGAR Database, Employment
opportunities, annual reports, and investor assistance and complaints help.
Last Updated on: December 4, 2002.
