Fox News Digital led all news brands and broadcast networks in key measurables during the month of July, according to Comscore.
Fox News Digital posted 1.6 billion multiplatform views and 3.5 billion multiplatform minutes to beat The New York Times, CNN, CBS News, ABC News and NBC News in both categories. July was the 27th consecutive month that Fox News Digital finished as the leader of all news brands among multiplatform views and the 65th consecutive month as No. 1 with multiplatform minutes.
As Fox News Digital saw a 28% increase year-over-year with total digital multiplatform unique visitors, CNN was down 34% in the category. The Fox News Mobile app attracted 6.6 million unique viewers during the month of July, leading the CNN mobile app which only saw 2.8 million unique viewers.
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Fox News Digital also thrived on YouTube, finishing July as the No. 1 news brand in the competitive set with 324 million video views compared to 246 million for MS NOW, 172 million for CNN, 136 million for ABC News, 109 million for NBC News and 35 million for CBS News, according to Emplifi.
Fox News Media also topped all news brands in social media interactions during July, according to Emplifi and Comscore Social.
Fox News was responsible for 110 million social media interactions during July with 36 million interactions on Facebook, 20 million interactions on Instagram and six million interactions on X. Fox News drove another 52 million interactions on TikTok and finished with 1.6 billion video views across social media.
FOX Business was also number one on YouTube among business brands for the 57th consecutive month.
The dominant July came after Fox News Digital led all news brands and broadcast networks in total digital multiplatform unique visitors, multiplatform views and multiplatform minutes during the second quarter of 2026.
Fox News Digital, CBSNews.com, NBCNews.com, WashingtonPost.com and ABCNews.com have opted in to account for Social Incremental in Total Digital Multiplatform Unique Visitors, while brands like CNN.com and NYTimes.com have not.