• Kentucky State University President Raymond Burse Cuts Salary by $90K to Boost Lowest-Paid Campus Employees

  Burse's self-imposed pay cut will affect 24 KSU employees, bringing their pay up from $7.25 an hour to $10.25 an hour. Burse's pay will go from $349,869 a year to $259,745, an amount he says puts him in the position to be generous. The interim president credits his generosity as a response to the tough times that the country, and state, are experiencing.

  

• Second Texas Health Care Worker Who Care for Thomas Eric Duncan Tests Positive for Ebola

  The Ebola scare in Texas continues this week as a second health care worker who aided in the treatment of Thomas Eric Duncan has tested positive for the virus.

• Windows 10 Free Upgrade for Windows 8 Users, Coming Later In 2015

  With a focus on unification, Microsoft said at its recent conference that Windows 10 will be the same operating system running on everything from desktops to smartphones. In fact, the new OS is said to be the driving force behind its new smartphone platform. Although the new operating system will not be free, as some rumors suggested, Microsoft Indonesian president Andreas Diantoro confirms that it will be a free upgrade for all Windows 8 users.

  

• Minecraft PS Vita Release Date and Price: Coming to U.S. Today

  Minecraft's new PS Vita Edition is coming to the US PlayStation Store on October 14 for $19.99, according to a new official PlayStation blog post.

  

• ISIS Claims Islamic Law as Justification for Sex Slavery of 'Infidel' Women

  According to recent propaganda from Islamic terrorist group ISIS, "infidel" women are completely justified as being sex slaves under Muslim teachings.