Voter Information Guide

Since the webpage for the white house is a reflection of the administration in office, this source can be biased. However, if you're able to find articles or information with reliable sources (peer reviewed, reputable methods of discovery, etc.) attached, you can build your report on those as well. This would be an excellent starting point for views on current issues at a national level.

This website is used to find information on the executive branch's regulations, and gives the American community a chance to comment on rules and regulations.

From contacting senators to finding congressional voting, this how-to explains the best ways to access information on Senate.gov.

This links to the Supreme Court's FAQ for using the site.