Overlooked and difficult to find, there are hundreds of thousands of U.S. government web sites that can help you accomplish a variety of tasks. At the right federal .gov destination you can locate historical documents, keep tabs on Congressional happenings, view presidential paperwork, and a whole lot more. Keep reading for the most useful U.S. government web sites out there

For sheer accessibility, USA.gov wins hands-down as the U.S. government's official portal on the Web. You can find all sorts of goodies here: grant information, hundreds of online services (drivers' license renewal, shop government auctions, contact elected officials, etc.), the latest government news, and a ton more.

Related: For more government Web portals, check out FedWorld, Students.gov, Health.gov, or one of the coolest sites I've ever seen - the New York City Maps Portal.

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hate the fact that u can't even edit ur own post here...

Cheers bro! Keep them coming.

And as you use these websites the govt will keep track of your habits as well as your certain peculiar habits and build a profile in its database and check your profile for any possible future threats against national security.

Who knows you might intentionally or unintentionally end up in the US "No Fly List."

I don't care where I end up.Thanks for the website Nepal1kta.

Khaobadi is right. They are profiling, and it is ok as long as you don't manage to create a wrong profile for yourself and then you are doomed.