• Explore Census Data

Databases provided by the Bureau of the Census including: Annual Survey of Manufactures, Census Tract Street Locator, USA Counties 1996, and ZIP Code Business Patterns.

• Data and Statistics About the U.S.

Find data about the U.S., such as demographic and economic data, population, and maps. Get information about the 2020 U.S. Census.

• Google Data Set Search

"Data set Search" finds data repositories on the web, as well as local and national government data sets from around the world. This search engine links to data sets wherever they’re hosted, whether it’s a publisher's site, a digital library, or an author's personal web page.

• Pew Research Center

Provides free access to data and reports which document the impact of the Internet and technology on American life. The site also includes government information and policy resources related to the spread of the Internet.

To find editorials or opinions :

• Search Google Images for political cartoons by adding the word/phrase "political cartoon."
• Search Proquest Research Library and limit the "document type" to "Editorial" or "Editorial Cartoon."

• Don’t forget to find the original source of your editorial or cartoon to cite it.  APA does not specifically list cartoon format in their handbook.  If found on a website, the APA "workaround" for cartoons is to cite as you would an online newspaper article, but add the description [Cartoon]  after the title.  Example:

Beeler, N. (2018, August 1). Don't Tread on Me [Cartoon].  Retrieved from 

          http://editorialcartoonists.com/cartoon/display.cfm/171307/