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U.S. Legislative Branch

United States Senate

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United States House of Representatives

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U.S. Executive Branch

Whitehouse.gov is the official website of the President of the United States. Each presidential administration changes the site as desired to support its mission and initiatives. For historical content from this web address, visit the National Archives & Records Administration (NARA) Archive of White House websites or the Internet Archive Wayback Machine's captures of whitehouse.gov

The main legislation produced by the executive branch is the executive order.  All orders going back to 1937 can be found on the NARA web-archive of executive orders.

All presidents of the United States eventually get their own presidential library where all un-classified papers, letters, emails, orders, decisions, and other work-related information output will be archived and made available to the public. Find more information about presidential libraries on the NARA website

U.S. Judicial Branch

The Supreme Court of the United States has its own official website where current opinions, filings, rulings, case documents, oral arguments and press releases can be found.

The Federal Judiciary, which houses the Federal Courts of Appeals, the U.S. District Courts and the U.S. Bankruptcy Courts, has a website as well. Found here is current information about those courts; their role and current structure, the names of those who serve on those seats, the cases they're working on and more.