It is more sophisticated than doing a site specific search using a regular Google search term like "site:.gov key words." It finds US government sites that do not end in .gov. It's another addition to their topic-specific searches, like the univesities, linux, or microsoft searches they have had for some time. Actually, I never appreciated the fact that one could use the site: function on Google with a wild card like .gov or .eu. I had only used it previously with URLs for specific sites, and only learned tonight, while testing this, that their site: function allowed more ambiguous terms. I hope someone else finds this useful...
http://usgov.google.com
Oh, they also mentioned that Google Earth 4 was out for PCs, Mac, and Linux, in several languages.
...edited to correct a horrendously awful mistake...
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