Resources, Reports, Tools, Lists, and Full Text Documents
Congressional Research Service
Source: CRS (via FAS, FPC, and IPMall)
New/Updated Reports from the Congressional Research Service
+ Access to Government Information in the United States
+ Spyware: Background and Policy Issues for Congress
+ Data Mining: An Overview
+ Secret Sessions of Congress: A Brief Historical Overview
+ U.S.-EU Cooperation Against Terrorism
+ Border Security: Fences Along the U.S. International Border
+ North Korea: A Chronology of Events, October 2002-December 2004
+ Campaign Finance: Constitutional and Legal Issues of Soft Money
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Population–United States–Statistics
Source: U.S. Census
Just Released, We the People: Women and Men in the United States
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Digitization Pojects
Source: New York Botanical Garden
LuEsther T. Mertz Library Rare Book Digitization Project
“The LuEsther T. Mertz Library has initiated a pilot project to digitize and make accessible via the Internet rare 19th century works on American trees by French botanists Andr� and Fran�ois-Andr� Michaux. This collection represents important illustrated botanical books that reflect the early investigation of the flora of North America by botanists who were seeking new plants for commerce and horticulture.”
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U.S. Military–Casualty Information
Source: U.S. DoD Directorate for Information Operatons and Reports
Military Casualty Information
We’ve mentioned this site before on ResourceShelf. But it’s worth mentioning again, as it is an authoritative, comprehensive resource for military casualty information in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Find lists of those killed or wounded in Iraq by branch of service and either age, race, gender, or rank. Reserve status also indicated. Two comprehensive lists:
+ Operation Iraqi Freedom – Names, Casualty Date Order (As of January 22, 2005)
+ Operation Iraqi Freedom – Names, Alphabetical Order (As of January 22, 2005)

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