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Tariffs and Inflation Drive Up Costs of Federal Reserve Headquarters Renovation

A $2.5 billion overhaul of the Federal Reserve's Washington headquarters faces scrutiny amid rising costs attributed to tariffs and inflation, with officials defending essential security and preservation upgrades.

By Eleanor Vance • July 24, 2025 3 MIN READ

The Federal Reserve renovation project has drawn scrutiny and placed its chair, Jerome H. Powell, at the center of debate.

Service members proceed across Memorial Bridge over the Potomac River en route to the Pentagon during the 1991 National Victory Celebration parade in Washington.

Reflecting on Washington’s Last Military Parade: The 1991 National Victory Celebration

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Ashley Smith, board president of Capital Pride Alliance, reflects on the rapid and unexpected shifts affecting the LGBTQ+ community.

Global Pride Shines Amid Political Challenges in Washington D.C.

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The last major military parade in the capital celebrated the end of the Gulf War in 1991.

Military Parade Set for Trump’s 79th Birthday Marks a Shift in Tradition

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The Impact of DOGE on Washington’s Dedicated Public Servants

As recent political shifts reshape Washington, D.C., many committed government workers face uncertainty and upheaval, revealing the challenges confronting those devoted to public service.

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The memorial’s black granite stones bear the names of more than 58,000 servicemen and women who lost their lives in combat from 1958 to 1975.

Half a Century Later, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Continues to Honor and Heal

Marking 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington remains a powerful tribute, drawing millions annually to reflect on the sacrifices made during the conflict.

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Law enforcement officers secure the area outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington early Thursday.

Israeli Embassy Staff Killed in Washington Shooting Sparks Outrage

Two Israeli Embassy employees were fatally shot in Washington, D.C., prompting condemnation of antisemitic violence amid ongoing regional tensions.

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Law enforcement secures the area outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington early Thursday morning.

Israeli Embassy Staff Killed in Washington Shooting Sparks Outrage

Two Israeli Embassy employees were fatally shot in Washington, D.C., prompting condemnation from Israeli officials who denounce the attack as a manifestation of rising antisemitism amid ongoing conflict.

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Tariffs and Inflation Drive Up Costs of Federal Reserve Headquarters Renovation

Reflecting on Washington’s Last Military Parade: The 1991 National Victory Celebration

Global Pride Shines Amid Political Challenges in Washington D.C.

Military Parade Set for Trump’s 79th Birthday Marks a Shift in Tradition

The Impact of DOGE on Washington’s Dedicated Public Servants

Half a Century Later, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Continues to Honor and Heal

Israeli Embassy Staff Killed in Washington Shooting Sparks Outrage

Israeli Embassy Staff Killed in Washington Shooting Sparks Outrage

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Tariffs and Inflation Drive Up Costs of Federal Reserve Headquarters Renovation

Reflecting on Washington’s Last Military Parade: The 1991 National Victory Celebration

Global Pride Shines Amid Political Challenges in Washington D.C.

Military Parade Set for Trump’s 79th Birthday Marks a Shift in Tradition

The Impact of DOGE on Washington’s Dedicated Public Servants