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3 APIs from U.S. Office of Government Ethics

3 API · Latest update 2026-10-05 · Source Data.gov (2026-10-11)

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3 APIs from U.S. Office of Government Ethics

  1. U.S. Office of Government Ethics · Federal Government · Updated 2026-10-05

    The Legal Research Search Collection is a table displaying resources ethics officials can use when responding to employee ethics questions. The collection includes statutes, executive orders, regulati…

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  2. U.S. Office of Government Ethics · Federal Government · Updated 2026-10-05

    The Agency Ethics Documents Search Collection is a table displaying agency ethics program documents available for download. The collection includes program review reports, annual agency ethics program…

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  3. U.S. Office of Government Ethics · Federal Government · Updated 2026-10-05

    The Officials' Individual Disclosures Search Collection is a table displaying ethics documents available for immediate download or by request using OGE Form 201, Request an Individual's Ethics Documen…

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GovAPI Atlas is an index of the APIs and web services that national government open-data portals publish. This edition's list was read from Data.gov on 2026-10-11 and is refreshed every week. GovAPI Atlas does not host the APIs; you apply for and call them on the portal itself.

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