Any Question, Any Government, Any Time
The U.S. General Store recently served its 250,000th customer, the U.S. Embassy in Brazzaville. Where is Brazzaville and what the heck is the U.S. General Store?

Partnership for Family Involvement in Education
It's September and children have returned to classrooms all over the country. It's important that businesses, communities, and organizations support parent involvement in education. This site offers resources, ideas, funding, and conferences that your group can use.

The Digital Classroom:
Go to the Source for America's History
To many students, history is a series of facts, dates, and events usually packaged as a textbook. What if you could read eyewitness accounts of Little Big Horn, see firsthand reports of conditions during the Great Depression, or look at photographs from the Civil War? The National Archives holds millions of documents, maps, drawings, photographs, films, sound recordings, and computer tapes to make history come alive. And teachers, get information about a 2001 summer workshop, Primarily Teaching.

Protect Your Money
The Securities and Exchange Commission has a new online form for complaints about your investments or your broker or financial advisor. But this webpage has much more. You'll find tips for avoiding trouble and a comprehensive key topics database that you can search to see if there's a quick answer to your problem.