A new survey from "Brides" Magazine shows how much an average wedding costs these days.

The "nocturnivore" campaign promotes late-night dining...offering both burgers and breakfast.

Late payments on mortgages hit a three-year low.

Anyone remember when you actually had to get up to change the TV channel? Things have come a long way since then-the latest remotes go far beyond the push of a button.

When's the last time you wrote a thank you note...or received one?

Sales of olive oil have risen substantially over the last five years-thanks to its heart-healthy benefits. Consumer Reports just tested nearly two dozen extra-virgin olive oils to see if they make the grade.

Zumba is the Latin dance-inspired fitness craze that's sweeping the world. Its founders claim more than 12 million people take classes every week. But Consumer Reports says doing Zumba can lead to serious injuries if you're not careful.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission sued the makers of Buckyballs to force it to stop selling it's magnetic toys, saying they are hazardous, especially to children.

More than half of American adults take nutritional supplements. They're not without risk.

Amazon's instant video service is now available for your viewing pleasure on the iPad.

Every year, more than four-thousand people die on motorcycles. An important safety feature-antilock brakes-makes motorcycles safer. But until now, ABS has only been available on expensive motorcycles.

Are you trying to keep cool and keep your energy bills down? Replacing an old central air conditioning system can help you do just that.

Planning a night at the movies? A just-released Consumer Reports survey shows more people watched videos from their couch than headed to a theater!

Boxed, frozen, or canned-Americans spend more than 100 billion dollars a year on processed food-more than any other type of food.

A new report says the poverty rate in America could climb to levels not seen since the 1960s.

A new report shows U.S. Airlines brought in more revenue last year from baggage fees and other services than any of the world's other airline carriers.

If you're not a dollar-store shopper, you could be missing out. Consumer Reports ShopSmart found that's because shopping at dollar stores is a whole different experience these days.

Americans sure like to eat out! We spend about 1.7 billion dollars in restaurants everyday! But dining out doesn't have to break the bank.

The latest in laundry detergents-pre-measured packs that give you the exact amount of detergent you need for an average load. No measuring required!

Nothing compares to homemade tomato sauce, but few of us have the time to make our own. The choices in the store seem endless-but are there sauces that really taste like homemade?

There are lots of summer hots spots that are less than tech friendly. Consumer Reports has just checked out bags designed to keep you connected and protected.

Think you need a new mattress? A just-published Consumer Reports survey shows that about 75 percent of people who bought one are sleeping better.

When you go to the hospital you expect to get better, but far too often that's not what happens. Every year, inadequate hospital care contributes to the deaths of thousands of patients.

Looking for a perfect wine for a summer party? Consumer Reports just tested two kinds-pinot grigio and riesling. Turns out you've got lots of good choices for summer sipping.

Planning a vacation? Whether you book online or use a travel agent, expect a pitch for travel insurance.