Do you have a difficult time peeling hard-boiled eggs? The Negg Hard-Boiled Egg Peeler says they have a solution to “avoid disastrous eggshell scenarios.” But does it work?

The federal government is considering a plan that would replace rear- and side-view mirrors with cameras. Auto saftey experts are weighing in on the idea.

Heating bills are going up as it gets colder, but Consumer Reports has some tips about how to keep the heat in your home.

With the start of the new year, some new laws will begin to impact residents in Massachusetts. After years trying to pass a distracted driving bill, this year Massachusetts lawmakers got it done. The hands-free driving law takes effect on Feb. 23. It bans motorists from using handheld electronic devices while driving, unless in hands-free mode. Som...

Switching cellphone providers may be a hassle, but it could save you hundreds of dollars a year. Consumer Reports has some tips on moving to smaller carriers.

You expect recalled children’s products to be removed from store shelves, not be resold online in the secondhand market. A new Consumer Reports investigation has found hundreds of potentially dangerous recalled products that are still available for sale.

An investigation by the Wall Street Journal has found that Amazon sometimes applies the “Amazon Choice badge to products that are unsafe or misleading.

Public charging stations at airports and malls may be convenient, but they could put your personal information at risk. Here’s what to look out for.

During the holiday giving season, don’t forget to tip the people who work for you. But how much are you supposed to tip your dog groomer, house cleaner and others?

With less than a week before Christmas, Amazon has made a big change in how some packages are being delivered. Just how will those changes impact your gifts?

Thinking of giving a small appliance for a holiday gift? Consumer Reports has revealed the top kitchen classics and they are all under $50.

From smartphones to tablets, this year, more shoppers are checking off their Christmas lists from the comforts of home. But buyers beware: in recent weeks, the FBI has issued warnings about the different ways cyber criminals are trying to steal your personal information online. Consumer Investigative Reporter Leslie Gaydos explains how even a typo ...

“Does It Work” is going high tech with a little gadget that may be able to turn an old home into a smart home, quickly and easily. Consumer investigative reporter Leslie Gaydos finds out, does the Amazon Smart Plug work?