Winter is nearly here, with colder temperatures, longer nights and the roads full of dirt, grit, salt and ice, which can all have an effect on our cars. This means that certain parts of our vehicles will be exposed to the harsher elements and degrade quicker. However, there are ways that you can prevent your car from breaking down or causing an accident by doing some simple checks this winter. We’ve got all of the information you need to make your car winter-ready. Windscreen and wipers Firstly, check the condition of the windscreen. Over the summer, the glass would have been subjected to ston...

Winter is nearly here, with colder temperatures, longer nights and the roads full of dirt, grit, salt and ice, which can all have an effect on our cars. This means that certain parts of our vehicles will be exposed to the harsher elements and degrade quicker. However, there are ways that you can prevent your car from breaking down or causing an accident by doing some simple checks this winter. We’ve got all of the information you need to make your car winter-ready. Windscreen and wipers Firstly, check the condition of the windscreen. Over the summer, the glass would have been subjected to ston...

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The Trump administration caved on pulling Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funding Monday and will partially fund the program after two judges ruled that the administration is required to fund it. The administration is dipping into the SNAP contingency fund — about $4.5 billion — to cover about half of the benefits for November, CNN reported. It's unclear when people will receive these funds. Also Read: ‘Very savage time of cruelty’: Whispers of deal as Dems keep shutdown spotlight on Trump In two separate rulings Friday made just minutes apart, a federal judge in Rhode Island ...

The Trump administration caved on pulling Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funding Monday and will partially fund the program after two judges ruled that the administration is required to fund it. The administration is dipping into the SNAP contingency fund — about $4.5 billion — to cover about half of the benefits for November, CNN reported. It's unclear when people will receive these funds. Also Read: ‘Very savage time of cruelty’: Whispers of deal as Dems keep shutdown spotlight on Trump In two separate rulings Friday made just minutes apart, a federal judge in Rhode Island ...