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Brookings Institution

Private, non-profit, independent institute analyzing U.S. government policy, economics and international relations
Occasional material on health care reform
Summaries of position papers on "hot topics" and selected Congressional testimony

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

Bush's Statements of Administration Policy on Appropriations and Non-Appropriations Bills

Cable News Network (CNN)

News stories on current political issues, often with the full-text of relevant documents
Recent material and election coverage archived in subject groups
Summaries or full text of recent CNN political programs
Good Remote Alternative

Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance

Describes federal programs providing funds to individuals, private organizations, and state and local governments
Searchable by keyword or agency
Provides name of program, agency, laws and regulations, purpose of grant, application process, sample grants awarded in past, and contact name
See Federal Register for updates

Cato Institute

Conservative think tank with research studies and opinion pieces on public policy
Philosophy of limited government, free market, individual liberty, terrorism, and the Patriot Act
"Hot Topics" has the text of Cato Institute position papers, arranged by subject and searchable by keyword
Congressional testimony by institute representatives
See especially the Energy and Environment section

CDC Wonder

Searches and Queries permits searching of data sets and reports
Subjects include mortality, natality, AIDS, STDs, fluoridation, Census
Some data broken down by state or local area and group (e.g. death of black women by age and county and disease) or American Indian (leading causes of death, cancer, AIDS, natality, tuberculosis)
Initial free registration required

Census Bureau