Today's headlines from around the world, stories of the century, editorial cartoons, and other features from this news museum site.

This site from the national Libary of Congress features data collections, historical documents, and primary sources on a wide variety of topics such as government, cities, performing arts, cultures, technology, and war. Also has an extensive teacher section with lesson plans to help use this resource.

One of the best biographical resources on the Internet, this site is actually an online exhibit of great personages throughout history into modern times. Features some video and audio clips, as well as teacher resources. Great resource for character education!

"The Investigative Guide to Internet Research": offers a wealth of online research tools and information on finding news and other timely data via the Internet.

If you can't find what you're looking for on other sites, you may want to check here. Although this site is based in Europe and has a focus on information technology, it boasts several unique content features such as medical and human anatomy images links, cooking resources, and other extensions away from the "norm".

A great resource for families or teachers. Articles, activity ideas, printable worksheets, games, reviews, free software, and more. Each grade level (PreK-2, 3-5, and 6-12) has sections on school, entertainment, and life.

An assortment of clip art arranged by topic, free for use for educators and students - liven up worksheets and other papers!

A large list of "how to" articles on a wide variety of topics from home improvements and selling a home to cleaning a stove, fixing a car, or planting a garden. Great for consumer economics or home economics projects!