Consumer Reports tested dozens of cinnamon products with alarming results.

Sending your baby to daycare for the first time is an emotional milestone for many parents. It is often filled with anxiety and a touch of guilt. As Consumer Reports explains, there are some easy ways to make the transition smoother for you and your little one.

Amazon plans to appeal the decision, adding that the products in question have been recalled and refunded and that Amazon stands by the safety of every product in its store, and that its recall process is “effective and efficient.”

Consumer Reports tests dozens of tools every year, so you don’t “fall” for the ones that fail.

Consumer Reports explains how to tackle the stink in your fridge and freezer and guarantee fresh-smelling and tasting ice.

A 2022 survey found that nearly 1 in 4 Americans have faced health issues while traveling abroad.

With lingering back-to-school and Labor Day sales on a few big-ticket items, September offers significant saving opportunities.

With nearly everything costing more these days, Consumer Reports’ extensive product testing shows you don’t have to spend a lot to get quality tech for your student.

Consumer Reports says its luggage tests mimic the airport experience and everything in between, such as dragging, dropping, and pulling the bags to simulate someone traveling with a piece of luggage. 

AI’s potential is impressive, but what about its accuracy? Consumer Reports quizzed a handful of popular, general-purpose AI chatbots to see if their advice on health and safety topics matched that of CR's experts.

A new Consumer Reports investigation reveals a harsh chemical more commonly used by rockets, missiles, and explosives is making surprise appearances at your family’s dinner table, with potentially dangerous health consequences.

Consumer Reports rated the best portable generators to power your home; the best portable generators for small houses, boats and RVS; and the best portable generators for camping and tailgating.

Parents -- we know the scramble well! There's a lot do to get your kids ready to return to school. We have your last-minute checklist to start the year off right.

Consumer Reports reveals the type of gasoline you should look for and how it can help you save money by getting the most out of every tank. 

Those long summer days are getting shorter, but there’s some good news this time of year: end-of-season and other late summer sales. 

Before you get too grossed out, Consumer Reports reveals what you need to do right away to get life and that itch back under control.

The experts at Consumer Reports rounded up some top-recommended summer products and gear to freshen up your yard, deck, or patio for this year’s Fourth of July bash and beyond!

A buyer beware when you shop at garage sales. They are a great place to find deals on a lot of things, but we have a list of items you should skip to keep your family safe.

You might think the fire and heat are enough to sterilize the grill, but anything that's stuck to your grill's grates may end up in your food.

Drownings are increasing, which is why Consumer Reports explains it's critically important to follow basic safety precautions around pools, lakes, and the ocean.

If you like saving money, July is the month for you! With the Fourth of July, Amazon Prime Day, and back-to-school sales happening this month, Consumer Reports says now is the time to find sales on just about anything.

Consumer Reports looks closely at what’s in some popular baby lotions, and the results might surprise you.

The experts at Consumer Reports share some tips for fast, fuel-efficient car cooling.

A helmet is a must if you ride a bike, no matter your age, type of bike, or how you use it. Helmets can significantly reduce your risk of serious injury if you fall or have an accident. But as Consumer Reports explains, the helmet has to hold up to protect you when you need it most.