Consumer Reports

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) guarantees equal opportunity for people with disabilities in various aspects of life, including transportation, government services, and telecommunications.

Teens who are working summer jobs or plan to work during the school year may need to file a tax return. Visit IRS.gov to find out what records to keep and to learn about taxable income.

The Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) website has been redesigned to provide easier access to your TSP account. You’ll find investment fund information, planning calculators, current limits and rates, as well as current news about the plans.

RestoreTheGulf.gov is the new federal portal for the Deepwater BP oil spill response and recovery. Visit the new site to learn about current operations and how to file a claim.

The President is sponsoring the SAVE Award because he believes that the men and women on the front lines of government service know better than anyone how to make government cost less and work better. If you’re a federal employee, submit your ideas by July 22. If you win, you’ll be invited to the White House to present your idea to the President and have that idea included in the FY 2012 Budget.

Healthcare.gov is a new government website that helps you to find insurance options based on your situation; understand the Affordable Care Act; compare hospitals; get tips on preventing common diseases; and more.

Read Census Bureau facts about fathers in the U.S., learn the history of Father’s Day, explore gift ideas, and more.

Help improve Kids.gov by sharing your ideas and voting on the ideas of others. You can contribute until July 9, 2010.

Enter the “Celebrate America” photo contest and we may feature your photo on USA.gov, GobiernoUSA.gov, and our social media channels. The deadline for photo submissions is 12:00 PM Eastern Time on June 30, 2010.

Explore the many contests and challenges you can join to help the government find innovative and cost-effective solutions to problems.