A massive compilation of government information on the Web arranged by subject and host site. Not all are free, or the site may be limited to the host's affiliates, but it is an excellent way of identifying sources. This NTIS site is very good at identifying sources of government information but it is one of the few sites where some areas are restricted to subscribers or require payment for documents retrieved. FedStats The Federal Interagency Council on Statistical Policy maintains this site to provide easy access to a full range of statistics and other information produced by more than 70 federal agencies for public use. Searchable by agency or program.
Regional statistics are also available.
Stat-USA, a product of US Department of Commerce, has authoritative information from the federal government for the US business, economic and trade community and for anyone doing research in those areas. Databases are grouped by US and global data. Although sponsored by the Department of Commerce, data is not limited to information collected by it. Laws are put into practice via regulations. Twice a year federal agencies are required to publish regulatory information they are developing or have recently completed.