Consumer Reports’ tests are more rigorous than those required by the government, simulating the forces of a 35 mile per hour crash instead of 30 mph. CR’s test also uses a real vehicle seat and front ...
Two popular child car seats didn’t hold up in a Consumer Reports crash test - but they both meet government standards - Both ...
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President Donald Trump’s second term has brought intensified immigration enforcement, directly affecting U.S. schools. The ...
An impact report on the new immigration law suggests the stricter rules could see around 60,000 people denied permission to ...
Puzzled experts aren't sure why the plant-based food industry is shrinking after years of rapid growth. But chef Neil Rankin, once head of a nose-to-tail restaurant and now running a vegan food ...
Consumer Reports exclusive child car seat testing recently revealed significant problems with two infant seats.
Consumer Reports recently tested several infant car seats and found major problems with two models, the Diono LiteClik30 XT ...
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