Authority Network America (ANA) is an information and reference network that organizes resources about U.S. government, laws, public institutions, and civic life. Its site brings together agency and department guides, state and federal legal materials, court information, public programs, and data about places and communities. The NIH section, for example, explains the National Institutes of Health’s structure, mission, funding, research programs, policies, and public health resources, and points readers toward related topics such as clinical trials, grants, MedlinePlus, and PubMed.

ANA also offers tools for finding statutes, regulations, Federal Register notices, government documents, and state-law sources. The site reports indexing more than two million federal rows and source databases for 47 states, alongside extensive collections from the U.S. Code, eCFR, Federal Register, and GovInfo. Beyond reference materials, the network includes news and independent articles, with stated editorial, sourcing, and corrections standards, as well as options for submitting sourced articles. Its broader navigation covers professional services, calculators, local information, and other topic areas, positioning ANA as a broad guide to public information rather than a government agency.