Research Links:

U.S. Code & Constitution

U.S. Constitution: National Archives and Records Administration
U.S. Constitution: Cornell Law School: Legal Information Institute
U.S. Constitution: Analysis and Interpretation: Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress
U.S. Constitution: Texts, Commentaries, Historical Texts and Judicial Opinions: Law Library of Congress
Popular Names of Constitutional Provisions: University of Washington Gallagher Law Library
U.S. Code: Cornell Law School: Legal Information Institute
U.S. Code - Frequently Asked Questions: Cornell Law School: Legal Information Institute
U.S. Code: Search the United States Code: U.S. House of Representatives
U.S. Code: GPO Access
U.S. Code: FindLaw
U.S. Code Classification Tables: Office of the Law Revision Counsel
U.S. Code Table of Popular Names: Legal Information Institute, Cornell Law School
United States Statutes at Large: Library of Congress Memory Project offers the session laws of the first forty-three Congresses, 1789-1875
First Amendment Center: Vanderbilt University

Capitol Spotlight: C-SPAN and Congressional Quarterly.
Congress.org: Highlights key bills in Congress. Capital Advantage
Congressional Hearings: Browse: GPO Access
Congressional Record: Official record of the U.S. Congress, online access is 1994 - (vol. 140 -)
Congressional Search - Formerly CIS Publications [LexisNexis]: Index to U.S. congressional publications, including committee hearings, bills, reports, and other documents. General access on campus and remote access using NKU username & password.
Government Resources Directory: THOMAS
GOVTRACK.us: GovTrack is both a research tool and a personalized Congress-tracker.
How Congress Works: OpenCongress Wiki
OpenCongress: An information rich site that tracks federal legislation and policy initiatives in Congress. Offers bill summaries, an analysis of important legislation and an action calendar that helps you keep track of when legislation is scheduled for a vote.
ROLL CALL Online: Selected articles on Congress and current legislation.
The Hill: A non-partisan weekly newspaper that describes the inner workings of Congress. Founded in 1994 by a former reporter of the New York Times.
THOMAS: Legislative Information on the Internet: Provides access to legislation, committee information, directory information, bills in the news, and the Congressional Record. U.S. House of Representatives
U.S. House of Representatives
U.S. Senate

Who's Who in the Federal Government: University of Memphis, Government Publications Department