The U.S. government has quietly released a massive archive of public domain stock footage called FedFlix, offering free-to-use videos spanning decades of historical and cultural content. Think vintage government films, educational clips, and even quirky mid-century propaganda—now all available for creators, researchers, or anyone who loves archival gems.

Editor’s Note: This is a goldmine for digital creators and history buffs alike. Instead of wrestling with copyright or paying for stock footage, you’ve got a legally clear, nostalgia-packed resource. It’s also a win for open access—imagine documentaries, memes, or art projects using these clips without the usual legal headaches. The internet just got a little more interesting.