Jon Lewis

The FIFA World Cup entered its final weekend with yet more viewership records, this time for the semifinal matchups.

Predicting viewership for Sunday's World Cup Final, a look at whether Argentina-Spain can be the latest match to set a new record on U.S. TV.

ESPN reportedly cut ties with analyst Ryan Clark during a taping of "NFL Live" Monday, with more layoffs expected in the coming hours.

Hours after calling a game for the network, ESPN baseball voice Karl Ravech has been included in the network's latest round of layoffs.

The World Cup ended with another historic audience as more than 66 million watched Spain defeat Argentina in the final.

The first North American World Cup in 32 years was the biggest viewership hit in the history of soccer on American television.

If overshadowed by a far larger world sport event, the British Open still more than held its own in viewership.

The Fever has yet to break in the WNBA, which saw another one of its largest audiences in more than a quarter-century last weekend.

Whether against the Red Sox or Dodgers, nothing drives baseball viewership quite like the Yankees against a big market rival.

Paramount's planned acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery could be nearly a year away from closing under an agreement revealed Friday.