Want to eat like an astronaut? In Hawaii? And get paid?

Consumer confidence is up for the sixth straight month.

If someone told you your car wasn't safe to drive, you wouldn't keep driving it, would you? Yet one in four cars has at least one significantly underinflated tire-a serious safety risk.

With the downturn of the economy, people are keeping their cars longer. That means more wear and tear, including, believe it or not-on your headlights.

Whether you use a water filter for cleaner water or tastier water, you have lots of types to choose from. But Consumer Reports' latest tests show some filters are clearly better than others.

Sales of iPads topped 15-million dollars over the Christmas holidays-more than double a year ago. If you've got a new iPad, no doubt you're finding it frustrating to type on its virtual keyboard.

Americans spend more than 500 million dollars on air cleaners each year. But do they really purify the air like they promise?

If you're planning a wedding, you may want to think about wedding insurance.

Health reform was supposed to make decent health care coverage available to everyone at a reasonable cost. But the law isn't fully implemented yet, and many people are unwittingly signing up for insurance that barely protects them.

There are so many different stores you can go to for one-stop shopping. Which are the best? Consumer Reports' just-released survey of more than 26,000 of its readers can help you zero in on the best stores around.

Daily life can be a balancing act. Juggling work, home, and -if you've got kids-homework, too. No wonder families end up developing some terrible eating habits.

With the Oscars coming up, lots of people are heading to the movies to catch up on the must-see contenders. That means more temptation to munch on jumbo-sized snacks of popcorn, soda, and more.

No doubt you've noticed laundry detergents have been getting more and more concentrated. That saves manufacturers shipping costs because of less packaging.

Many people are trying to use less butter-but navigating the maze of butter substitutes is tough. Weighing fat versus saturated fat versus trans fat-it's a slippery slope.

It can be frightening when someone steals your financial information and goes on a shopping spree. That fear has helped drive sales of identity-theft protection services.

Home appliances cause an estimated 150,000 fires a year, resulting in 150 deaths and more than 500 million dollars in property damage.

Home appliances cause an estimated 150,000 fires a year, resulting in 150 deaths and more than 500 million dollars in property damage.

Americans spend more than 700 million dollars on chocolate for Valentine's day, according to the National Confectioner's Association.

There are lots of sales on TVs right before the Super Bowl. But how do you know if the television that's on sale is going to be a great set in the long run?

The bell at the border is now ringing a little earlier.

Apple gets its iPhones and iPads in the hands of millions more...and sees dollar signs.

A new survey finds that teachers want more technology in their classrooms.

YouTube is reporting that on an average day...some four billion videos are downloaded on their website.

The price of peanut butter is a sticky situation.

Houston is ripe for a real estate rebound.