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Federal Reserve turned away Pirro's prosecutors after unannounced visit to headquarters — Donald Trump | ChamberLight
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Federal Reserve officials turned away U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro's prosecutors during a surprise visit to the Fed's $2.5 billion renovation site. The incident escalates a legal battle over alleged 80% cost overruns and political tensions regarding Jerome Powell's leadership.
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People in this story SWIPE → ALSO MENTIONED James Boasberg, U.S. District Judge; Kevin Warsh, Nominee for Fed Chair; Robert Hur, Outside counsel for the Federal Reserve
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best 17 stories · 39–47 · updated Sep 25, 2026
This article 1 analysis · Apr 18, 2026
35 Credibility LOW Source credibility: 35 out of 100 40 Neutrality ONE-SIDED Story neutrality: 40 out of 100
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ALSO MENTIONED James Boasberg, U.S. District Judge; Kevin Warsh, Nominee for Fed Chair; Robert Hur, Outside counsel for the Federal Reserve
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