Obama administration launches data Web site

Jeebus, pretty soon we're going to need a database of their websites...

WASHINGTON (CNN) – The Obama administration is making government data more accessible with the launch of a new Web site Thursday.

An Office of Management and Busget representative tells CNN that in the next two to three weeks, the administration expects to use the new site, data.gov, to host more than 200,000 'datasets' — groupings of governmental information like the results of the last government survey of residential energy use.

The site is currently home to 46 'raw' datasets and 27 information tools, the OMB said in a statement announcing the site.

The Budget Is Now Online

Of course, it just came out but Boehner is getting ready to give a presser about how horrible it is. Via Ben.

The 140-page budget overview, am embargoed copy of which reporters have been chewing on for a couple of hours, should be online now on the OMB website.

ALSO: POLITICO has the budget overview in a navigable HTML format, with David Rogers's summary.