Primarily ad-supported digital distribution supplemented by sponsored content partnerships and subscription revenue (notably Fox Nation); works with advertisers and third-party data/analytics partners for monetization. [1]

Website organized into topical verticals—U.S., Politics, World, Opinion, Media, Entertainment, Business, Health, Technology, Sports, Lifestyle and Travel—covering both news reporting and commentary. [2]

Extends beyond the flagship site to Fox Business, Fox Nation (subscription video service), Fox Weather, OutKick, radio and podcasts, a Spanish-language offering and branded apps/products. [3]

Homepage curates top stories and trending topics—prioritizing high-interest national political and cultural stories, breaking events and entertainment headlines to drive engagement and navigation to verticals. [4]

Provides continuous live video feeds, on-demand video, full-episode archives and flagship show pages; video is a core distribution channel alongside written articles. [5]

Publishes breaking news articles, long-form features and opinion pieces; supports audience engagement through podcasts, newsletters, quizzes, interactive content and social-distributed video. [6]

A national and international news outlet combining breaking news, feature reporting and opinion content; presents itself as a center-right alternative within the U.S. media landscape and curates front-page stories across politics, national events and culture. [7]

Part of Fox Corporation; corporate pages identify headquarters, leadership and corporate structure that situates the Fox News brand alongside other Fox properties. [8]

Internal and public-facing metrics emphasize large digital traffic and social video reach (including high YouTube view counts and distributed content performance) as indicators of audience scale. [9]

Site provides visible links to Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, accessibility statements, contact pages and newsroom/press resources for users and external inquiries. [10]