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The NFL is widely expected to begin negotiations for a new set of media rights deals as early as this year, and we’re now getting some details as to how those negotiations might play out. What’s already known is that the league will have to court all of its current broadcast partners. The NFL’s active contracts allow the league to opt out in 2029 at the earliest. That means in order to get new deals done before then, the league needs its current partners in CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN, and Prime Video to be on board. The goal, of course, is to meaningfully increase the revenue the league earns from its media rights. Currently, the NFL makes about $10 billion per year selling broadcast rights to networks and streamers. But according to a recent report by Puck’s sports correspondent John Ourand, Wall Street analysts anticipate the league could double the average annual value of its media deals, bringing its annual media revenue closer to $20 billion. That’s a tough bill for legacy broadcasters to afford. CBS, Fox, NBC, and ESPN are still reliant on the terminally declining pay-TV bundle to keep their businesses afloat. Asking these networks to double their

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Published Feb 19, 2026, 1:39 AM EST Rahul Naskar has years of experience writing news and features related to Android, phones, and apps. Outside the tech world, he follows global events and developments shaping the world of geopolitics. Sign in to your Android Police account In a blog post last year, Neal Mohan, who is the CEO of YouTube, said that TV was the primary device for YouTube viewing in the US. Since people were spending more time watching YouTube videos on TV screens, the company launched a plethora of changes throughout 2025 to make the big screen even better. YouTube hasn't shared any update on whether TV is still the primary device for YouTube viewing in the US, but it has given us enough reason to believe that it is committed to introducing more new features for YouTube on the big screen. The company has recently given us an update about a new YouTube feature that it's currently testing on big screens. YouTube on TV screens may soon get a lot smarter Credit: Lucas Gouveia / Android Police In a YouTube support thread, Google has announced that it's currently experimenting with bringing a conversational AI tool to smart TVs, gaming consoles

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert/YouTube Texas Senate Democratic candidate James Talarico spoke with Stephen Colbert on Feb. 16, 2026, after Colbert said his network blocked the show from airing the interview. James Talarico raised more than $2 million for his U.S. Senate campaign after his interview with Stephen Colbert was shared on YouTube, his campaign said. Earlier this week, Colbert accused his network, CBS, of blocking an interview with Talarico from airing during his television broadcast. Talarico stated in a press release that his Senate campaign had raised $2.5 million in the 24 hours “following his censored" interview. "This is a campaign of, by, and for the people — so I'm proud that neighbors from all across our state and country stood together to defend free speech," Talarico said. "This is the most dangerous kind of cancel culture, the kind that comes from the top. A threat to one of our First Amendment rights is a threat to all of our First Amendment rights." Sign up for the Hello, Houston! daily newsletter to get local reports like this delivered directly to your inbox. On Monday, Talarico was set to appear on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" on CBS.

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More than 300,000 users experienced issues with YouTube platforms on Tuesday night, according to Downdetector. WASHINGTON — Thousands of users reported issues with YouTube on Tuesday night amid an outage that latest about two hours. After 10 p.m. ET, YouTube reported that the issue was fixed. More than 300,000 users experienced issues earlier in the evening, according to outage-tracking site DownDetector. About half of the reported issues were related to the app, while 19% were for the web version. Separately, more than 8,000 users were experiencing issues with YouTube TV.  YouTube said in a statement: "We’re aware some of you are having issues accessing YouTube right now. Our teams are aware, and we’ll provide updates as soon as we have them." In an update about 9:20 p.m. ET, YouTube said: "An issue with our recommendations system prevented videos from appearing across surfaces on YouTube (including the homepage, the YouTube app, YouTube Music and YouTube Kids). The homepage is back, but we're still working on a full fix – more coming soon!" About 10:15 p.m. ET, YouTube reported that issues across all platforms were resolved.

TEXAS — A lawyer representing President Donald Trump sent Republican candidate Brandon Herrera a cease-and-desist letter last month after Herrera used a Photoshopped image of him and Trump for his 23rd Congressional District campaign. This Texas district stretches from San Antonio to El Paso and became more solidly Republican due to last summer’s mid-decade redistricting. Herrera does not officially have Trump's support but says his campaign now uses a 2016 picture of him with the president. “At the end of the day, I think the voters in the district want somebody who's going to support his agenda," Herrera said. "So, that's the message we're trying to convey." Trump endorsed incumbent U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales in the competitive Republican primary rematch for the district. “The results speak for themselves and have earned him President Trump’s complete and total endorsement," a campaign spokesperson for Gonzales said of the representative. "Meanwhile, Brandon Herrera thinks he can fool people on TV by posing next to President Trump and making false associations — all this after saying President Trump ‘messed up a lot of things,’ claiming he couldn’t beat Joe Biden, insulting the President’s family, and not doing a single thing to advance the President’s agenda." Herrera writes off the

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