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Deputy editor Chris Raymond highlights recent findings you should know about—and celebrates the work of CR’s product safety team.
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Deputy editor Chris Raymond highlights recent findings you should know about—and celebrates the work of CR’s product safety team.

Our commitment to finding the best options sometimes takes us to extremes. CR reporter Lisa Fogarty tells the tale.

CR staffers weigh in on their must-haves for summer travel. But first, here's mine.

If you can’t stand the heat, get back in the kitchen…?

CR reporter Justin Krajeski is a live music connoisseur. We asked him to share the items he always takes to summer shows to stay cool, comfortable, and powered up.

CR marketplace reporter Brian Vines attempted to recreate the viral $35 Whole Foods Family Meal in his own kitchen for less. Here's what he learned.

At CR, we’re always keeping an eye on safety. So this week we bring you expert advice on coping with extreme temperatures. Plus top-rated ACs, fans, coolers, and more.

I had the chance to talk to personal finance expert Jean Chatzky about budgeting for home improvements. Here are 5 things I learned.

A newly approved active ingredient—covered in a CR story by Catherine Roberts—could change our choices for sun protection.

Mary Beth Quirk, managing editor of CR’s shopping content, jumps in to bring us insights, strategies, and a list of CR-recommended products on sale.

Even experts are surprised by the revelations in Consumer Reports’ investigation into Uber and Lyft.

CR tech reporter Courtney Lindwall finds smart ways to sort, organize—and actually use—everything saved to her phone.