Consumer Reports just pitted several full-fat ice creams against their lighter versions to see how they compare.

Do you find it hard to hear conversations in restaurants? Or are you always asking people to repeat themselves? You might very well need a hearing aid.

Consumer Reports says there are lots of problems with cribs-especially ones with drop sides. The problem is that the hardware on drop-side cribs can fail, and that can open up a dangerous gap in which a child can get his head entrapped and possibly be strangled.

People are cutting back on lots of purchases these days. But if there's something you've got to buy, Consumer Reports says get ready to negotiate. In fact, there's never been a better time to haggle over everything from electronics and clothes to furniture-even medical bills.

Coupon fraud is on the rise, according to the National Grocers Association. To avoid a fake, Consumer Reports says check the coupon expiration date to make sure it hasn't been altered.

In tonight's Consumer Reports, how to avoid health insurance coverage gaps when graduating from college.

In tonight's Consumer Reports, how to eat out for less!

Your lawn mower's on its last leg-but you don't have much green for a new one? Don't despair! Consumer Reports tested 50 mowers and finds that you don't have to pay top dollar to get a good one.

In tonight's Consumer Reports, the best summer toys.

Many used car buyers rely on vehicle history reports from companies such as Carfax to see if a vehicle has been in a wreck. But a Consumer Reports investigation finds these services are far from foolproof.