Portal:Government of the United States

The Federal Government (the US federal government) is the central government of the United States and the Federal Republic of North America and consists of 50 states, one federal district, five major autonomous regions, and several island real estate . The federal government is composed of three departments: legislative, administrative and justice, whose authority is conferred by the US Constitution, the Congress, the President, and the Federal Court. The powers and obligations of these branches are further defined by Congressional actions, including the establishment of lower administrative departments and courts than the Supreme Court.

The Chairman of the House of Representatives or Chairman of the House of Representatives is the Chairman of the House of Representatives. This office was established in 1789 under Article 1, paragraph 1 of the Constitution of the United States. "The House of Representatives shall elect the President and other officials." Current speaker is Paul Ryan, a Republican who is representative of the first parliamentary district in Wisconsin. After the Senate vice president and interim president, the lecturer is the second successor to the US president. Unlike some Westminster system councils, the speaker is the leader of the majority party and is actively working on the legislative agenda of the party, thereby giving the station considerable authority. Speakers usually do not personally control the discussion, but delegate responsibility to other members of the same party. In addition to teaching the House of Representatives and the majority of political parties, the speaker also serves administrative and procedural functions on behalf of his parliamentary district.

H. R 847 (Article) - Congress provides compensation to 9/11 rescuers that are adversely affecting health

4853 (Article) - Parliament, President Bush's extension of tax reduction for two years, unemployment allowance re-granted for one year

Golan v. Holder - Can the government cancel the public works by prolonging the period of copyright protection?

Jared Lee Rafner was sentenced to an unacceptable trial on charges of trying to assassinate Rep. Gabriel Gifford.

Perry v. Schwarzenegger (9th Cir.) - Whether the ban on same-sex marriage infringes the right of equal protection and substantive fair treatment. Oral discussion

Virginia Commonwealth versus Severius vs. 4 (Circle 11) and Florida and others versus HHS v. 11 (Circle 11) - The two district courts declared unconstitutional individual approval of the new Health Care Reform Act. The Obama administration is appealing

Often the official website of the government displays search options in the front and center. For example, almost all documents published by the US government can be obtained through the one-stop portal USA.gov. The Public Records Online Directory and the Library of Congress are two excellent resources for tracking public information. Do not know which magazines can consult? You can find the files you need through a dedicated search engine. For academic topics, please see the Wikipedia search engine list. Many of these, such as the pre-print server arXiv.org (mainly for mathematics and physics), can be accessed by anyone. ScienceDirect is another important resource for finding academic papers online. Through that portal, you can find documents by keyword, author, and journal title

Business.USA.gov is the official portal of the US government to support entrepreneurial spirit, growth, financing and export. It is designed to provide access to online resources and services for non-profit and educational institutions that support federal, state and local governments, as well as enterprises.

Open.Canada.ca is one of the tools used by the Canadian government to open the government. It was announced as a single purpose data portal in 2012. It involved a fairly comprehensive set of information resources and developed to promote the involvement of government open initiatives and related activities. We think that we are doing very well by building our website. This is completely open source (this is our code) and we have recently been recognized as a world leader in open data (We are glad that we ranked second in the world by open data barometer is). However, as we promote the public government and continue to release more and more resources, we recognize that users need to make information easier to find on our website. We also hope to make the site more attractive and easy to use.