Pat McAfee is happy to see ESPN and the WWE get a historic deal done to broadcast premium live events.But the ESPN host called out some employees within his own company in the process.McAfee posted on X congratulating ESPN and WWE on finalizing a deal, which was announced Wednesday.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Great to see 2 powerhouses of sports and entertainment come together," McAfee wrote before taking his shot."I assume all the mid level, powerless, bum a--suits at ESPN will attempt to muddy this somehow (out of context leaks/ignorant anonymous opinions/etc.) but, in the end.. this agreement will outlive the dinosaurs currently guarding desks in Bristol and this deal will be great for ESPN.SHANNON SHARPE DISCUSSES ESPN DEPARTURE, REVEALS WHY HE WANTED TO WAIT FOR NEWS TO BREAK ON SPECIFIC DAY"Cheers to the future."McAfee has had issues in the past with ESPN executives, which couldve led to his jab. He accused Norby Williamson on air, saying the longtime executive tried to "sabotage" his show in 2024. Williamson ended up moving on to FanDuel Sports Network after spending 40 years at the "Worldwide Leader in Sports."The WWE-ESPN deal has been reported to be worth $1.6 billion over five years.This will allow ESPN to broadcast some of the most anticipated WWE events each year, like WrestleMania, Summer Slam and the Royal Rumble as part of the pro wrestling giants direct-to-consumer service launching in late August.McAfee is a big wrestling fan, having served as a commentator for the WWE. However, he stepped away from that earlier this year due to a busy schedule.But he is clearly aware of the deal, and he has never shied away from speaking his mind even after joining ESPN on a five-year, $85 million deal."I dont got a motherf---ing boss," he said in the past.ESPN made another landmark deal in the world of sports.The network announced Tuesday it acquired the NFL Network in a deal that gave the league a 10% equity stake in ESPN.The deal includes the NFLs linear RedZone Channel, NFL Fantasy and more.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

President Donald Trump doubled down on Wednesday that late-night hosts Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel would be "next" to be canceled during a press conference.During the presser, Real Americas Voice reporter Brian Glenn asked about reports that radio host Howard Stern may part ways with Sirius XM after his contract expires this fall. With that in mind, Glenn asked if the "hate Trump" entertainment model was losing popularity with Americans.Trump cited CBS recent cancellation of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" as an example and added that he believes Fallon and Kimmel are next.TRUMP CELEBRATES COLBERT GETTING BOOTED BY CBS IN GLEEFUL TRUTH SOCIAL POST"Well, it hasnt worked," Trump said. "And it hasnt worked, really, for a long time, and I would say pretty much from the beginning. Colbert has no talent. I mean, I could take anybody here. I could go outside in the beautiful streets and pick a couple of people that do just as well or better. Theyd get higher ratings than he did. Hes got no talent."He continued, "Fallon has no talent. Kimmel has no talent. Theyre next. Theyre going to be going. I hear theyre going to be going. I dont know, but I would imagine because theyd getyou know, Colbert has better ratings than Kimmel or Fallon."Trump made a similar declaration on Truth Social after Colberts show was canceled last month."The word is, and its a strong word at that, Jimmy Kimmel is NEXT to go in the untalented Late Night Sweepstakes and, shortly thereafter, Fallon will be gone," Trump wrote.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREHe continued, "These are people with absolutely NO TALENT, who were paid Millions of Dollars for, in all cases, destroying what used to be GREAT Television. Its really good to see them go, and I hope I played a major part in it!"Although some liberal commentators claimed CBS canceled Colberts show for political reasons to appease Trump, ParamountCBS parent companyinsisted it was "purely a financial decision."Regarding Stern, Trump remarked how he used to "have fun" when he appeared on his show. He went on to say that Stern went downhill after endorsing Hillary Clinton for president in 2016.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"He lost his audience. People said give me a break. He went down when he endorsed Hillary Clinton," Trump said.

France has reportedly stripped the residency permit of a man who lit a cigarette at a war memorial in Paris after he was caught on camera.Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau on Tuesday called the actions of a 47-year-old Moroccan man "indecent and pathetic" following his arrest. Video footage of him lighting a cigarette beneath the much-visited Arc de Triomphe sparked outrage after it was circulated."The man who desecrated the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier by lighting a cigarette with the memorial flame was arrested in Paris for violating a burial site, tomb, urn, or monument erected in memory of the dead. He was taken into custody and admitted the facts," Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau wrote on X.FRANCE TO DEPORT PALESTINIAN WOMAN OVER ANTISEMITIC POST FEATURING HITLER, HALTS GAZA EVACUATIONSOn Wednesday, France's Interior Ministry announced that the unidentified man had been stripped of his residency permit, Politico reported.The Unknown Soldier War Memorial contains a flame and the tomb of a soldier killed in World War I under an arch of the Arc de Triomphe.LOCALS RANT THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD NOW 'LIKE DISNEYLAND' AS POST-OLYMPICS TOURISM SURGESFootage of the incident shows a man kneeling beside the memorial, which appears to be off limits to visitors. He is seen leaning over the flame emitting from the memorial to light his cigarette before immediately leaving, as the stunned tourists watch.The man reportedly has legal status in France and was known to police, according to local reports.Patricia Miralles, the deputy minister for Memory and Veterans' Affairs, said she was "outraged" by what happened."Walking on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Lighting his cigarette with the eternal flame. This is not a mere misstep: it is a desecration," she wrote on X. "France will never tolerate the tarnishing of the memory of those who died for her. Never."

The Fairfax County Public Schools system in Virginia has launched an investigation into accusations that school staff arranged abortions for students without notifying their parents, according to local reports.School officials at Centreville High School in Union Hill allegedly arranged and bankrolled abortions for girls in 2021, including a 17-year-old, according to local news outlet WJLA."We learned yesterday of these concerning allegations from 2021," FCPS said in a statement to the outlet on Wednesday. "We are launching an immediate and comprehensive investigation as we take all concerns of student wellbeing very seriously."VA REVERSES BIDEN ADMIN POLICY PROVIDING ABORTION SERVICES AGENCY CALLS CONTRARY TO FEDERAL LAWPressed on whether FCPS staff have ever arranged abortions for students, including in this case, the district said it was not aware of any instances of the sort."Not to [our] knowledge. We have launched an immediate investigation into these concerns as soon as we were made aware," the district told WJLA.EX-PLANNED PARENTHOOD DIRECTOR CELEBRATES CLOSURE OF HOUSTON FACILITIES: 'NOT SHOCKING'FCPS policy states that "every effort shall be made to encourage and support students suspecting pregnancy to discuss their concerns with their parents or guardians." However, it does not say FCPS employees should inform parents about those conversations.Fox News Digital has reached out to FCPS for additional comment.Pro-life groups reacted to the "secretly arranged" abortions for students at Centreville High School."A Fairfax high school secretly arranged and paid for student abortionswithout telling parents," 40 Days for Life wrote on X. "This isnt 'healthcare.' Its state-funded child exploitation. Every official involved must be held accountable."

Kelly Clarkson has postponed additional shows from her Las Vegas residency."Unfortunately, I need to postpone the remainder of the August Studio Session dates in Las Vegas," the "Since U been Gone" singer captioned an Instagram post on Wednesday. "While I normally keep my personal life private, this past year, my childrens father [ex-husband Brandon Blackstock] has been ill and at this moment, I need to be fully present for them."KELLY CLARKSON POSTPONES LAS VEGAS RESIDENCY HOURS BEFORE OPENING NIGHTAPP USERS CLICK HERE TO VIEW POST"I am sincerely sorry to everyone who bought tickets to the shows and I so appreciate your grace, kindness and understanding," she concluded.Representatives for Clarkson did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.Last month, Clarkson postponed the opening of her residency hours before it was about to begin.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"Kelly Clarkson: Studio Sessions - The LasVegas Residency," which was announced in February, was originally scheduled to kick off at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace July 4. There were 18 performances scheduled through Nov. 15.Just hours before she was supposed to hit the stage, the singer took to Instagram and announced she would be postponing the show in an effort to protect her voice."We have been working 24/7 to make Studio Sessions the most intimate and extraordinary experience with and for my incredible fans," the 43-year-old wrote. "I am beyond grateful that you always show up for me and I am devastated to have to postpone tonight and tomorrows opening at Caesars."The prep and rehearsals have taken a toll on my voice," Clarkson shared. "I want the shows to be perfect for yall and I need to protect myself from doing serious damage so I am taking this weekend and next week to rest up so that we can deliver what you all deserve."The show is truly incredible," Clarkson continued. "The musicians and singers are outstanding, and I want us all to start out strong. I cant wait to be back next weekend and show yall what weve been working on."In March, the "Since U Been Gone" songstress marked a major milestone with her 1,000th episode of "The Kelly Clarkson Show."That same month, Clarkson was absent for nearly two weeks while a variety of celebrities acted as guest hosts. She returned on March 18 only to have another guest host take her place the following day. She returned for the March 20 episode.Clarksons 1,000th episode came after she'd endured a tumultuous few years, navigating a highly publicized divorce from Blackstock. The divorce was settled in 2022, and Clarkson received primary physical custody of their two children, River and Remington.This story is developing.Fox News Digital's Stephanie Giang-Paunon contributed to this post.

NASA has announced the retirement of test pilot and astronaut Butch Wilmore after 25 successful years of service and flights aboard four different spacecraft.Wilmore, a veteran pilot and graduate of the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School, has logged 464 days in space since his selection by NASA in 2000.The decorated U.S. Navy Capt. has flown on the Space Shuttle Atlantis in 2009, Roscosmos Soyuz in 2014, Boeing Starliner in 2024, and returned to Earth aboard SpaceX Dragon most recently.He also completed five spacewalks for a total of 32 hours outside the International Space Station.NASA ASTRONAUT BUTCH WILMORE OPENS UP ABOUT WORSHIPPING GOD WHILE IN SPACE: 'I NEED THAT FELLOWSHIP'"Butchs commitment to NASAs mission and dedication to human space exploration is truly exemplary," said Steve Koerner, acting director of NASAs Johnson Space Center in Houston. "His lasting legacy of fortitude will continue to impact and inspire the Johnson workforce, future explorers, and the nation for generations. On behalf of NASAs Johnson Space Center, we thank Butch for his service."Wilmore has been recognized as not only technically gifted but also an adaptable astronaut whose legacy spans decades of advancing human spaceflight across many missions.He was one of the few astronauts that flew aboard both NASA's legacy and commercial vehicles which helped validate critical systems for long-term human spaceflight.NASA ASTRONAUT ARRIVES AT INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION ABOARD RUSSIAN SPACECRAFT"Throughout his career, Butch has exemplified the technical excellence of what is required of an astronaut. His mastery of complex systems, coupled with his adaptability and steadfast commitment to NASAs mission, has inspired us all," said Joe Acaba, chief of the Astronaut Office at NASA Johnson. "As he steps into this new chapter, that same dedication will no doubt continue to show in whatever he decides to do next."Wilmores most recent launch aboard Boeings Starliner spacecraft on June 5, 2024, marked the first crewed flight test mission. During the mission, they were able to help remove a radio frequency group antenna assembly and collect samples for analysis from the Destiny laboratory and the Quest airlock."From my earliest days, I have been captivated by the marvels of creation, looking upward with an insatiable curiosity. This curiosity propelled me into the skies, and eventually to space, where the magnificence of the cosmos mirrored the glory of its creator in ways words can scarcely convey," said Wilmore. "Even as I ventured beyond Earths limits, I remained attuned to the beauty and significance of the world below, recognizing the same intricate design evident among the stars is also woven into the fabric of life at home."Wilmores retirement signals the end of NASAs pioneering era of cross-platform astronaut missions and early commercial spaceflight validation.

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Amid a growing healthcare provider shortage in Polk County, Florida Polytechnic University and the Orlando College of Osteopathic Medicine have announced a new six-year accelerated medical degree program designed to fast-track the next generation of doctors.In Polk County, reports show that they have half as many doctors, dentists and pediatricians per 100,000 residents than the state average. This shortage has been linked to a rapid growth in the population.They also report a notable increase in emergency room visits linked to non-emergent care and general chronic disease management due to the absence of primary care access.10-YEAR-OLD CALIFORNIA PRODIGY SET TO GRADUATE FROM COLLEGE WITH 2 DEGREESWith the new initiative, students will be able to complete both a Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree in just six years compared to the traditional eight years (four for undergrad, four for medical school), not including residency.The accelerated curriculum will assist students in getting both degrees needed by addressing physician shortages while making medical education accessible.The program will also promote STEM-medicine integration, cost-effective education, and innovative academic partnerships.Dr. Kiran C. Patel, OCOMs Founder, and Dr. Devin Stephenson, Florida Polys President, announced that they had signed an agreement to move forward with the endeavor in July of this year.DESANTIS WINS AGAINST 'WOKE' ACCREDITATION IN PUSH TO OVERHAUL HIGHER EDUCATIONThe program will limit acceptance to 20 high-achieving students a year and will require a minimum SAT score of 1390, an ACT score of 31, and a GPA of 3.5. However, a Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) will not be required."This is a transformative opportunity for students who want to become physicians and are eager to begin serving their communities," Stephenson said. "By combining rigorous STEM education with a clear, accelerated track to medical school, we are reimagining whats possible in health education and responding to a critical need for more doctors across Florida and beyond. This agreement also reflects Florida Polys 25|30 Strategic Plans commitment to build capacity through enhanced partnership development, strengthening our role as a driver of innovation and impact."The hopes of the new program are that, by limiting entry to high-achieving students and eliminating the MCAT requirement, the program will be able to produce local physicians faster, more affordably, and in greater alignment with Floridas rapidly growing healthcare needs.