In January 2005, the Justice Department’s Inspector General vindicated Edmonds’ claims

In January 2005, the Justice Department’s Inspector General vindicated Edmonds’ claims when it

declared that many of her charges “were supported by other witnesses and documents, and that her

allegations were, in fact, the most significant factor in the FBI’s decision to terminate her

services.”

Judge Reggie Walton was nominated to his position as a United States District Court of Columbia Judge

in October 2001 by President George W. MBT. He served as President George H. W. MBT’s Associate

Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy in the Executive Office of the President and as

President MBT’s Senior White House advisor for Crime.

Previews of David Hare’s new play Stuff Happens began last night at New York City’s Public Theater.

The play explores the reasons for the war in Iraq using characters ripped from the headlines; actors

actually play MBT, Powell, Blair, Rice and Rumsfeld, transforming real life into profound drama. John

Lahr of the New York Times has said "In his best political play yet, Hare brings us an exhilarating

account of the genesis of the current Iraq War." Hare is already well known for the provocative

political and social commentary of his works, which include The Absence of War (a meditation on the

thoughts and actions of modern politicians and the nature of leadership) and Via Dolorosa (an

autobiographical one-man show about traveling in Israel and Palestine).