Your Guide to the U.S. Government

Both the Internet and the use of information technology to distribute government information are evolving rapidly. Here are a number of useful ways of finding what you want:

1. You can search and subscribe to our White House Publications Service and receive transcripts of Presidential speeches, press releases, fact sheets, and other documents publicly released by the White House.

2. You can search the White House web site

3. You can also search all government websites via a database that provides access to the content of all government sites.

4. The Government Information Locator Service, GILS is a database under development that contains records of all public government information, not just what is available on the Internet.

5. You can also search our White House Publications.

6. President Clinton and Vice President Gore are leading a revolution to give you better service from your government.

7. The White House Web site can also be used to search for competitive job vacancies within the Executive Office of the President.

1. You can follow links to these Federal agencies and commissions:

   White House Offices and Agencies
   The President's Cabinet
   Federal Agencies and Commissions
   The Legislative Branch
   The Judicial Branch

2. Some starting points for useful government information in the following areas:

   Education and Training
   Employment
   Health
   Safety
   Travel and Tourism
   Arts, Libraries, and Museums
   Housing
   State and Local Governments
   

   You can learn more about the United States of America and our government from the United States Information Service.

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