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Honoring the National Association of Police Organizations' "Top Cops" of 2013, President Obama praised the heroic job done by our nation's law enforcement officers and renewed his call for "commonsense steps that protect our rights, and protect our children, and protect officers in the line of duty by making it harder for dangerous criminals to get their hands on lethal weapons."

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Bill Clinton delivers commencement address at Howard University

"It turns out that creative cooperation works better than constant conflict, and we forget that at our peril," President Bill Clinton said during a commencement address at Howard University on Saturday, reminding the graduates, "You can't share the future unless you share the responsibility for building it."

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"While we may not be able to legislate another hour into the day, we can help working Americans better balance life's demands by offering more flexibility for time away from work," said Rep. Martha Roby, R-Ala., in the weekly GOP address on Saturday, pushing the Working Families Flexibilty Act, a bill that she said would allow private employees to accrue "comp time, or paid time off, in exchange for overtime."

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Obama to Congress: Confirm housing finance agency head "without delay"

President's nomination for Federal Housing Finance Agency chief faces GOP opposition over subprime mortgage crisis
Obama urges Congress to confirm housing agency head

In his weekly address on Saturday, President Obama urged Congress to confirm Melvin Watt, his nominee to head the Federal Housing Finance Agency, saying "He's the right person for the job, and that's why Congress should do its job and confirm him without delay."

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Benghazi controversy continues

The White House is feeling pressure over charges that it white-washed public statements about the Benghazi attack. The White House responded to the charge that a series of talking points had references to "Al Qaeda" and "Islamic extremists" removed. Chief White House correspondent for Politico Mike Allen joins to talk about the controversy.

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IRS apologizes for targeting tea party organizations

Agency says they singled out particular groups for extra scrutiny
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The White House is pushing back hard against Republican charges that it watered down the public version of what happened during the attack of U.S. Consulate at Benghazi in talking points that were given to U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice for her television appearances. Bill Plante reports.

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IRS admits to singling out tea party groups for extra scrutiny

In a surprise announcement, the IRS apologized for singling out tea party organizations for extra scrutiny in the 2012 election year. Chip Reid reports.

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