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Like DVDs, iPods, and other early-millennium retro tech, itty-bitty digital cameras are in the midst of a mini-renaissance. But is it worth it to spend your money on a pricy "vintage" point-and-shoot? Wirecutter's Liam McCabe doesn't think so. He defends his case here: nyti.ms/4gJZRyK
Despite packing many bags over the years, writer Maria Adelmann was still left with a burning question: Is it better to fold or roll your clothes? After speaking with travel experts, she found the answer. Learn if in your heart of hearts, you’re a folder or roller: nyti.ms/4fndd1w
After putting 44 lip stains through snacking, sipping, and even some smooching, we found three that are just as comfy as they are durable. Read more about our three standouts here: nyti.ms/4f9f4IA
Marc Jacobs Beauty has made its highly-anticipated return after a five-year hiatus. Longtime supporter and writer Neha Tandon was eager to spend her adult money scooping up long-lost favorites. Read her unfiltered thoughts on whether the new product line lives up to the hype. nyti.ms/3Rl5Uzl
We asked 'Recess Therapy' to help us taste and rank 8 Kraft mac and cheese flavors. And, because kids are the mac and cheese experts, we had to get the opinion of cheese-enthusiast Kiara as well. Watch the full YouTube episode here: bit.ly/4w7OfdB
Wildfire smoke from Canada and the Great Lakes is spreading across the Northeast. For those dealing directly with smoke, any mask is better than nothing, but a respirator will protect you the best. Read about how to clear your home of wildfire smoke here: nyti.ms/4wPIZvp
Last week, we posted about one Wirecutter journalist's experience receiving a bogus customs bill weeks after accepting an order from overseas. Hopefully you don't fall victim to a phony bill, but if you do, we have a few expert tips. nyti.ms/4fhzpdm
Writer Elissa Sanci is no stranger to uncomfortable airplane seats. As a frequent flier, she’s always searching for new travel essentials to make her cramped coach experience tolerable. Read why the Armbie is Elissa’s go-to travel accessory — even if it gives her T-Rex arms. nyti.ms/4vrrSP9
Stains can happen anywhere, but knowing the right quick fix may help treat them while you’re on the go. Find out how to properly remove a stain here: nyti.ms/3QQ9b9V
If your clothes still stink after the wash, they may need a little extra attention. Read here for writer Andrea Barnes’s tips on removing funky odor from your laundry. nyti.ms/3RbF7FN
After years of watching self-tanner ads geared towards lighter skin tones, writer Ayanna Redwood-Crawford questioned if the products worked for people with naturally deep skin. Turns out, they do. Read what Ayanna learned on her journey to finding the best self-tanner for deep skin. nyti.ms/4ycO0iS
Full-body deodorant is the latest personal-care craze, but feeling (and smelling) your best doesn’t always mean buying more products. Here’s what to know. nyti.ms/4h38OTQ
Many nonalcoholic beers are flat-out terrible. But when one does manage to replicate the aroma, flavor, and mouthfeel of real beer, it feels a bit magical. Here are our favorites: nyti.ms/4ygVdic
If you’re constantly waking up with a crick in your neck, your pillow might be too soft. Read sleep writer Shaena Montanari’s best practices for selecting your next sleep companion here: nyti.ms/44kKXHP
The story of an Italian book, a bogus collections notice, and one Wirecutter journalist's journey to seek justice. Read the full story: nyti.ms/4yawlbL
Indulgently fragranced laundry can be a daily luxury in your own home. We tested more than 30 scented laundry products to find the best ones. Read more: nyti.ms/4eXypLj
A query from a reader unleashed a torrent of follow-up questions about the proper care and use of these omnipresent water-filtering devices. All of the mysteries of your elusive filter pitcher are solved: nyti.ms/4pcB3lk
Nothing says summer quite like an icy, sticky popsicle. Over years of testing, Wirecutter journalists have researched dozens of molds and managed to make only one significant mess in our kitchen’s freezer. See all our favorites: nyti.ms/44cmRiu
We assembled a team of style editors, writers, and fashion-savvy staffers to test 25 promising tank tops before landing on eight standouts in a variety of cuts, fits, and fabrics. See them all: nyti.ms/4vKwm4x
The latest sleep trackers don’t just guess how you’re sleeping, they actually track your brain waves. Writer Shaena Montanari tested three new devices to see if brain-tracking would actually improve her sleep: nyti.ms/3R4pAay
Who better to fill an empty nest than birds? After writer Rachel Cericola’s son began college, she missed caretaking. So she purchased the Birdfy Bath Pro — a mini splash pad with video capability for feathered friends. Read what Rachel loves (and hates!) about the fancy splash pool: nyti.ms/4wo13MN
After writer Frances Solá-Santiago realized a professional wedding video would run her $2,300, she decided to take her wedding memories into her own hands. Read how Frances created absolute cinema with a 2000s Sony camcorder: nyti.ms/4giTsui
When Caroline discovered the IKEA Ställ shoe cabinet, her big city shoe dilemma was solved. Read how this cabinet decluttered and transformed her living space: nyti.ms/4fafL4a
Wirecutter sunscreen queen Nancy Redd has tested hundreds of sunscreen products, but could never find a tinted one to recommend – until now. Read about the one that finally won her over. nyti.ms/4oY6hfQ
Friends don’t let friends ignore the rules of summer. See more sunscreen-application tips: nyti.ms/4v9x7Di
A pricier T-shirt isn’t always better. Getting value out of your clothing is about scoping out well-made pieces — and then keeping them. Frances Solá-Santiago shares how she finds quality clothing on the podcast Back Row Listen here (or wherever you get podcasts): bit.ly/4oUKW6Y
Some sandals are made for walking, and some are made for looking really cute with a summer dress. That’s just how it is. Whichever kind you’re looking for, we’ve got options: nyti.ms/3SlFGND
Siri, cue “You're Not Alone.” If you still struggle with removing wrinkles from your linen, it's okay, we’re all out here doing our best. Read Frances Solá-Santiago's best practices for delaying wrinkles and caring for your linen clothing: nyti.ms/4oUyIvc
“I’ve owned countless pairs of rubber thongs that left rub rashes between my toes,” Hannah Frye writes. “These do none of that.” Read about her most-grabbed summer shoe: nyti.ms/4gaj3p5