Federal Legislative History: News Sources

Online version of the Capitol Hill newspaper, containing news and analysis of legislation.

"America's Town Square." service of Capitol Advantage and Knowlegis, LLC; private, non-partisan companies that specialize in facilitating civic participation.

Weekly newspaper on politics and government.

A free, open-source, not-for-profit, and non-partisan project of the Participatory Projects Foundation and the Sunlight Foundation "brings together official government data with news and blog coverage to give you the real story behind each bill" in the name of government transparency and encouragement of civic engagement. Began with the 109th Congress.

News publication covering Congress and political campaigns, pending legislation, and lobbying efforts.

Nonpartisan daily electronic newsletter from the National Journal. Covers the people, process and the behind-the-scenes events concerning Congress.

The National Journal's daily briefing on politics. Combines original, bipartisan reporting with coverage from over 2,500 media sources. The Hotline provides a comprehensive picture of the political landscape, from the United States to local governments. Coverage includes TV ads, polls and other up-to-the-minute information.