THOMAS, the specialized database and web site with United States Congress information that’s provided by the Library of Congress received a makeover today. It includes an improved UI, better visibility to heavily requested search features like the option to search multiple Congresses simultaneously, and the ability to “browse” legislation by sponsor from the THOMAS home page. I’ve linked the complete news release that lists what’s new/different/changed here.
U.S. Congress Info Site and Search Tool “THOMAS” Receives Upgrade
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