Why some Social Security offices are temporarily closed across the US

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Some Social Security offices are temporarily closed.

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AI, sock puppets, and the richest Fed chair in history: 3 takeaways from Kevin Warsh's confirmation hearings

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Kevin Warsh is President Donald Trump's nominee for Fed Chair.

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A retired couple sold their $2 million home to travel the country in their 'BoomerBus' RV full time

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Romano and Linda Sims are in their third year of RV living.

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Gas prices are sky-high. Here are 8 ways to save at the pump.

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There are several ways drivers can save on gas.

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A Gen X dad built a DIY tiny home. He hopes it will earn $15,000 a year on Airbnb.

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McElwain plans to list his new tiny home on Airbnb as an additional source of income.

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Americans feel worse about the economy than ever before

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Americans are feeling bad about the economy, and it's due in part to prices at the gas pump.

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Gas prices had their biggest monthly spike ever in March

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Gas prices rose by more than 20% in March.

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Inflation rose in March to the highest rate in 2 years as the Iran war lifted energy prices

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The Bureau of Labor Statistics published new consumer price index data, including data on energy and gas.

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Inflation is expected to rise — and Iran war costs could linger for months despite the ceasefire

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Economists expect inflation increased in March because of higher energy prices.

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How much have you spent as a teacher to buy supplies and decorate your classroom? We want to hear from you.

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Business Insider is looking to talk to teachers about their classroom spending.

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