The Aviation Safety Network provides “up-to-date, complete and reliable authoritative information on airliner accidents and safety issues.” You can find recent news on airline accidents, accident reports, transcripts of “black box” recordings, a mailing list which allows you to receive updates of aviation incidents, pictures, publications, and more. There’s even an RSS feed so you…

The FTC site has a new design, complete with a listing of what’s changed. (Thanks to Sabrina)

I am always upset when I see an interesting news story profiled on WSJ.com — because I don’t have a subscription, I can’t read the story. Now, it looks like I can read those stories via AOL Instant Messenger.

For the third time in — what’s it been, a year? — federal government portal FirstGov has a new look, with a tabbed navigation menu.

Law.com discusses finding court dockets online — while it’s a nice overview of the fact that more and more courts are placing their information online, it barely scrapes the surface of the topic. The article mentions CourtEXPRESS, which does have an impressive listing of courts that are searchable online. However, all of the federal…

NetNews Tracker searches Usenet newsgroups twice each day for any phrases that you choose, then delivers any new hits to you via e-mail. This is a terrific way to monitor UseNet postings, which are a valuable but often untapped research source. (Via LawSites)

The Environment News Service “exists to present late-breaking environmental news in a fair and balanced manner.” That’s pretty much what you get here — current news headlines on environmental subjects, with links to American and World environmental news. You can also sign up for free e-mail or mobile text alerts.