Fall is in the air, or is that the scent of pumpkin bread, muffins, and pumpkin pie? All recipes that depend on that little can of pumpkin… It might sound like a silly question, but do you really know what’s in the can? It's probably NOT pumpkin.

Consumer Reports reveals products at deep discounts to help kickstart the holiday shopping season.

The good news is the solution likely won’t require a trip to the mechanic. It’s an easy fix you can do yourself.

Consumer Reports is joining the Consumer Product Safety Commission in a warning about “universal” chargers for e-bikes, e-scooters, and hoverboards.

Whether you’ve been a victim or want to proactively protect your personal information, Consumer Reports explains what you can do now before the hackers strike.

No one wants a flat tire, but if you get one, a spare can get you back on the road -- if you even have one! What you need to know before you run into a tire emergency.

Consumer Reports has the low-down on the high-tech watches that might be the perfect solution for parents who aren't ready to hand over a smartphone just yet.

Consumer Reports tested dozens of cinnamon products with alarming results.

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.

You need to be prepared in case another storm comes our way. Don't miss out on your chance to stock up and save money at the same time.

Consumer Reports is here to help with its first-ever brand ranking for used cars, helping you find the best, most reliable ride to fit your needs and budget.

Consumer Reports recently tested 32 strawberry yogurts. They found 12 worth recommending, with options for every preference.

Consumer Reports reveals the crucial questions to ask before your next rental.

When Consumer Reports tests headphones, its experts look at sound quality, fit, and noise reduction. But choosing a pair also involves a lot of personal preference. 

Some dental flosses use PFAS chemicals for a smoother glide. However, these “forever chemicals” have been linked to various health issues and environmental concerns. Some flosses also contain undisclosed flavors and are made of plastic.

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. 

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.

Two safety groups -- Consumer Reports and the IIHS -- share their top picks and features so you know what to look for when buying a used car for your young driver.

Whether you are trying to spruce up your home for yourself or potential buyers, a new coat of paint could be just what you need. But a new round of Consumer Reports tests reveal -- if you’re shopping by brand name alone, you’re probably not getting the best paint for the job.

If you're renting a car, you likely have some questions: Am I getting a good deal? Should I prepay when I make the reservation? Is it safe to connect to the car's Bluetooth? We have answers so you can save money and protect your personal information.

If you want to save money on groceries, read this story.

Dust is everywhere and can be a constant battle to keep at bay, but often, dust is more than just annoying and dirty.

Consumer Reports explains that a good defense against Mother Nature’s warm weather wrath starts with DIY projects around the house.

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!