Lunchables and similar meal kits are convenient, but are they a healthy choice?

Consumer Reports' latest owner satisfaction survey reveals the cars people love most. Most and least satisfying cars are listed.

Figuring out the best ways to help hurricane victims in Puerto Rico can be difficult. Consumer Reports explains what to do look for.

The Tesla Model 3 regains its status as a Consumer Reports Top Pick and its IIHS Safety Award. New IIHS testing shows that Tesla’s new camera-based system provides effective automatic emergency...

Consumer Reports explores findings on the Tesla Model 3, Model S, and Model X from its annual auto reliability survey. The Model 3 and Model S have regained a Consumer Reports recommendation.

'Take It Like a Man,' Shires' acclaimed album about marriage and desire, follows her co-founding of the Highwomen and recordings with husband Jason Isbell.

The Ford Mustang Mach-E has replaced the Tesla Model 3 as Consumer Reports' top pick electric vehicle. Here's why Ford bumped the Tesla from our Top Picks list.

Consumer Reports announces the creation of the Digital Lab, which will combine product testing, journalism, and advocacy to bolster data privacy and other consumer rights.

Consumer Reports just finished its testing of the Samsung Galaxy Note9 and its scores makes it one of our highest-rated smartphones, largely thanks to its battery life.

Ford is recalling 42,000 more Bronco Sport and Escape SUVs because a fuel leak might cause a fire. CR shows you how to get a free recall fix.

In this mobile P2P payment services review, Consumer Reports details which mobile payment service is best for reimbursing a friend or sending someone a money gift by smartphone or tablet.

Consumer Reports investigates the issue of “Exploding Sunroofs” in which sunroofs on cars of all makes and models explode with little or no warning, putting the driver at great risk. In this narrat...

The driver of a Tesla Model 3 that struck the side of a semi-trailer earlier this year engaged his car’s Autopilot system seconds before the crash, the NTSB said.

Tesla Model 3 loses the Consumer Reports Top Pick status and the IIHS Safety Award after dropping features. Automatic emergency braking is no longer functional after the automaker dropped radar for a...

NHTSA has asked Tesla to recall the Model S and Model X, Consumer Reports says, because these EVs could have a problem with their display screen, backup camera, window defogger and defroster, and...

Tesla has recalled every Model 3 to fix a backup camera that might not work. Consumer Reports has the details.

Consumer Reports tested 28 dark chocolate bars and found cadmium and lead in all of them. Here's how to limit your heavy metal exposure.

After analyzing thousands of internet bills, Consumer Reports found confusing pricing and a lack of choice, noting you may be paying too much for internet service.

Tesla’s camera-based driver monitoring fails to keep driver attention on the road, Consumer Reports' tests show. Autopilot works with the driver-monitoring camera covered.

The design of the Tesla Autopilot driver-assist technology was a factor in a high-profile crash in California, along with the driver’s inattention. Consumer Reports shares details of what federal...

There’s plenty you can do to protect your privacy and prevent hackers and intrusive companies from capturing your data. Consumer Reports brings you easy, effective solutions.

Consumer Reports names its 10 Top Picks, the best cars of 2022. These models excel in Overall Score, road-test score, reliability, owner satisfaction, and safety

The cyber initiative, launched with a $5 million grant to Consumer Reports from the Craig Newmark Philanthropies, will help people protect themselves from ransomware, phishing schemes, and other...

Consumer Reports found that herbs and spices might contain arsenic, cadmium, and lead, based on tests of products from McCormick, Whole Foods, and dozens of other big brands.

Claims by Tesla that its vehicles are the safest-ever in federal government testing are under scrutiny. Newly released government documents show that behind the scenes the federal government has been...

To determine who makes the most reliable new cars, Consumer Reports' latest car reliability survey ranks the brands and reveals how regions compare.

Romaine lettuce is a likely cause of a recent E. coli outbreak, and Consumer Reports' food safety experts say it should be avoided for now.

Consumer Reports reviews and ranks active driving assistance systems, including Ford BlueCruise, General Motors Super Cruise, and Tesla Autopilot.

A new study shows a simple baking soda bath can remove pesticides from apples. Consumer Reports has what you need to know.

Consumer Reports’ extensive testing allows the first-ever ranking of partially automated driving systems from Cadillac, Infiniti, Nissan, Tesla, and Volvo.

Consumer Reports' experts say to fluff your pillow every day and wash it four times a year.

Zoom's privacy policy has been tightened after a Consumer Reports story highlighting concerns. But, as CR explains, there are still some reasons to be cautious when using Zoom.

Consumer Reports' testing has discovered concerning amounts of toxic heavy metals including arsenic and lead in fruit juice, and many of those juices marketed to children.