CNN, one of the most popular news websites in the world, is starting to ask some of its visitors to pay $3.99 a month for ...

Unit pricing isn’t a new concept, but you’d be surprised how many consumers overlook this basic money-saving tool.

NL Health Services is making more medical imaging reports accessible to patients online. Patients can now log on to their MyHealthNL account to view all of their medical imaging reports from X-rays to ...

Spices imported from outside the U.S. are more likely to have high levels of lead. According to Consumer Reports, most cinnamon sold in the U.S. is sourced from Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Vietnam ...

To really put an automobile through its paces, you have to cover a lot of ground. Good thing the Consumer Reports Auto Test Center sprawls across 327 acres in rural Connecticut. We push the cars ...

Real human experience can give you valuable insight into what to expect. Like every other year, Consumer Reports has issued a list of the most reliable electric cars, and, the list has changed a ...

Consumer sentiment improved last month but ... low confidence expressed in the poll over the last 3.5 years supports reports suggesting Americans believe their wallets would be fatter under ...

A new investigation from Consumer Reports found high lead levels in 12 ... New Jersey, New York and online. They sent the spice samples to a laboratory for cadmium, lead, mercury and arsenic ...

A newly-released report from Consumer Reports identifies 12 cinnamon products to have high enough lead levels to prompt a recall in New York. All products that measure above one part per million ...

The non-profit conducted a report where they purchased cinnamon products from different brands across multiple grocery stores in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut and online. Their findings ...

Just a quarter teaspoon of any of those products has more lead than you should consume in an entire day, warns James Rogers, PhD, the director of food safety research and testing at Consumer Reports. ...

New proposed laws targeting online misinformation have been slammed as a “chilling assault” on Australian’s freedom of speech, with critics claiming the laws could capture “any difference ...