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Biographical Information (Ibiblio)

Links to web information about U.S. presidents beginning with George Washington
Usually includes biographies; may include links to schools attended and speeches
Part of the larger President web site which includes listings of Presidential libraries and information about the First Ladies
Last updated in 2000

Black Americans in Congress

Biographies of 123 African Americans serving in Congress, 1870-2007 as senators and representatives
Includes artifacts and historical data, including committee assignments, leadership positions, and states represented

Black Dispatches: Black American Contributions to Union Intelligence During the Civil War (CIA)

Black's Law Dictionary

Blueprint for New Beginnings (pdf)

The President's initiative budget message includes text of message for a 10-year reform, tax cuts, and 4% increase
Tables include recommended funding for executive and independent agencies
Only item available on February 28, 2001; further publications should be printed by April 2001

Budget

Searchable text of the proposed budget submitted each February
Includes historical tables of budget expenditures in text or spreadsheet format
Detailed appendix of agency expenditures and analyses with mid-year review of expenditures
See Federal Budget for previous budgets, budget committees, and final Congressional appropriations

Budget Process (Columbia University)

Annotated outline of the budget process with the titles of printed documents and links to those on the web

Burlington Industries v. Ellerth

Supreme Court decision broadening ability to sue for harassment even when no tangible effects felt
Decision made June 1998

Bush Administration, 1989-92

Bush Presidential Library, 1989-1992

Full text of Public Papers of the President, 1989-92, including reaction to fall of Soviet Union and Gulf War
Listing of National Security Directives, 1989-1992
Some of the National Security Reviews are available in Adobe Acrobat format
As of September 2000, most publications have not been declassified for national security reasons