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How do I as a non-US citizen get access to information from those "proper entities"? Is it even possible for US citizens? This is often a surprise for some visi
by homebrewer 2y ago
How do I as a non-US citizen get access to information from those "proper entities"? Is it even possible for US citizens? This is often a surprise for some visitors of this fine website, but there's a large world outside the US where "federal law" does not apply.
- badlibrarian 2y agoWe fund the Library of Congress (largest library in the world) and the National Archives (NARA) who make all of this stuff public. Other goverments do similar things. It's all on the web. https://www.archives.gov/presidential-records/research/archived-white-house-websites https://www.archives.gov/presidential-records/research/archi... There are other agencies and data sources to be monitored of course but I'm not seeing a lot of nuance in those efforts yet.