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Howard Stern has always understood that the medium is the argument. When he left terrestrial radio to build a home at SiriusXM, refusing FCC oversight and studio interference for the price of a subscription model, he wasn’t just changing stations. He was betting that an audience willing to pay for access would allow him to make the show he’d always intended. It worked. What followed was a tightly controlled video presence: cameras were on inside the studio, but only fragments escaped. “Brief video peeks,” Stern would later call them. The full picture stayed behind the microphone.

Every 2026 power ranking puts the Rams at No. 1 and credits the offense. Look again: the move that got them there was defensive. Myles Garrett gives Los Angeles a pass rush that dictates — and a No. 1 ranking that rests on one knee.

A Las Vegas jury convicted Duane “Keffe D” Davis of murdering Tupac Shakur. The evidence that closed a decades-old cold case was not forensics but the account he had sold for years: a memoir, interviews and a confession posted to YouTube.