Federal Government

• House Republican Conference - Information about the House Republican agenda, issues currently before Congress, and the House Republican Conference.
• House Republican Policy Committee - Access to the Policy Committee's statements and publications.
• Office of the House Speaker - House Speaker - Newt Gingrich. Information on the Balanced Budget Act, the full text of the Taxpayer Relief Act and other legislation.
• House Press Gallery - A schedule of committee hearings, floor proceedings, House stats, votes and gallery information.
• The Office of the Clerk - Copies of bills and other House documents, many of the Clerk's publications, historical information about the House of Representatives, and the services provided by the Office of the Clerk.

• Senate Republican Conference - The mission of the Conference is to inform the media of the opinions and activities of Senate Republicans.
• Senate Republican Policy Committee - Offers access to the Policy Committee's statements and publications.

• White House - Latest news and information from the White House.
• Cabinet Agencies - The various Cabinet agencies.
• Independent Federal Agencies and Commissions - The CIA, the Voice of America, etc. The various independent federal agencies and commissions.
• FedWorld - FedWorld provides a one-stop location for the public to locate, order and have delivered to them U.S. government information. More than 130 government bulletin boards.

• Federal Judicial Center - The federal courts' agency for research and continuing education. Conducts and promotes research on federal court organization, operations, and history.
• Decisions of the Supreme Court - Supreme Court decisions since 1990. Selected pre-1990 decisions also available.

State and Local Government

• State Government Information and Maps - Maintained by the Library of Congress. Provides links to state and local Web servers. Many states have sites dedicated to legislative and judiciary information.
• WWW Virtual Library: State Government Servers - Maintained by Indiana University. Provides links to state online legal information.
• Republican Governors Association
• Governor Christine Todd Whitman

Information Sources

• USA Today
• Washington Times
• Washington Post
• CNN Interactive
• ABC News
• MSNBC
• CBS News
• U.S News & World Report
• Allpolitics
- Breaking news, features, documents, quizzes, and links to other net resources from Time and CNN.
• Congressional Quarterly - Find out what your representative in Congress has been doing to represent you in Washington.
• Roll Call News and information about Congress, politics, and national elections.
• The C-SPAN Networks - C-Span's site includes a daily programming schedule, a calendar of upcoming events, information on the C-Span school bus and a RealAudio server.

Politics

• National Republican Congressional Committee - Find information about the National Republican Congressional Committee: its current Chairman, its Mission, its Organization, and its Goals and Accomplishments.
• National Republican Senatorial Committee - Find information about the National Republican Senatorial Committee: its current Chairman, its Mission, its Organization, and its Goals and Accomplishments.
• Empower America - Promotes progressive conservative public policies at both the state and national level.
• Heritage Foundation - Founded in 1973, The Heritage Foundation is a think tank whose mission is to formulate and promote conservative public policies based on the principles of free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, traditional American values, and a strong national defense.
• Cato Institute - Founded in 1977, the Cato Institute is a nonpartisan public policy research foundation headquartered in Washington, D.C. The Cato Institute seeks to broaden the parameters of public policy debate to allow consideration of more options that are consistent with the traditional American principles of limited government, individual liberty, and peace.
• Town Hall - The Conservative Meeting Place - Town Hall strives to bring Internet users and organizations together under the broad umbrella of conservative thoughts, ideas and actions.
• Media Research Center - Bringing political balance to the nation's news and entertainment media, the Media Research Center has become the nation's largest and most respected conservative media watchdog organization.

Humor and Fun

• Washington D.C. Sightseeing Map - Planning a visit to Washington, D.C.? This site contains an interactive map of the city. See and read about many of the attractions in the nation's capitol.
• Iowa Electronic Markets - The Iowa Electronic Market is a real-money futures market operated as a not-for-profit venture by the University of Iowa College of Business Administration. The contracts in this market are based on the outcomes of political and economic events.
• Capitol Steps - Musical political satire by The Capitol Steps, the Washington-based troupe of congressional staffers turned songwriters.
• Paul Silhan's PARO-DISE - The largest collection of parodies on the internet. Paul Silhan's parodies are heard on on Rush Limbaugh, Michael Reagan, Mary Matlin and Stan Major's national radio shows and Mr. Silhan has been interviewed by Brian Lamb on C-SPAN.