Executive Branch
The records and publications of the Executive Branch of the federal government are made available to the public by the government and through several academic databases to which the Library subscribes. Documents concerning presidential proclamations, executive orders, speeches press conferences, communications to congress and federal agencies, statements regarding bill signings and vetoes, and so on are available in the resources listed below:
- The American Presidency Project: A a comprehensive database of records of the Executive Branch created by UC Santa Barbara.
- HeinOnline: United States Presidential Library: Database of records of the Executive Branch as well as scholarly works on the presidency
- govinfo: The US Federal Government's public database with extensive records of the Executive Branch
- Economic Report of the President: via govinfo (1995 to present)
via Federal Reserve (1947 to present)
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Presidential Directives and Where to Find them: Library of Congress' guide on finding presidential documents.
