Americans Turn to Google With Ebola Queries, Royals Beat A's in Nailbiter

— -- quicklist: title: Royals Beat A's in Wildcard Gametext: The Kansas City Royals beat the Oakland Athletics on Tuesday night in the 12th inning, 9-8. The wildcard game was a nail-biter that led Twitter users to tweet complaints about Royals manager Ned Yost. Luckily the Royals came back from behind three times and now the team is moving on to the American League Division Series on Thursday against the Anaheim Angels.

Kansas City Royals Party Like It's 1985

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quicklist: title: Windows 10 text: Microsoft introduced its Windows 10 operating system on Tuesday, explaining they skipped from Windows 8 to 10 to emphasize the advances in its software.

What to Expect From Microsoft Windows 10

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quicklist: title: First U.S. Diagnosis of Ebolatext: The top search term on Google was Ebola, after a hospital in Texas diagnosed the first case of an Ebola infection in the U.S. Officials from the U.S. Centers of Disease Control and Prevention confirmed on Tuesday that the patient arrived from Liberia, the country with the highest number of Ebola-related deaths. CDC director Dr. Tom Freiden said he had "no doubt that we will control this case of Ebola so that it does not spread widely in this country."

How The CDC Will Make Sure Ebola Doesn't Spread in United States

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quicklist: title: Lena Dunham Caves to Book Tour Backlash text: After enormous backlash, "Girls" creator and star Lena Dunham will actually pay the artists who will be the opening acts for her 11-city book tour. The New York Times and Gawker wrote scathing articles that revealed the actress won't be paying the local artists who were sifted out from an open-call video audition. About 600 people had signed up for a chance at the cheap spotlight.

On Monday, Dunham wrote in a series of Tweets, "As an artist raised by artists, no one believes more than I do that creators should be fairly compensated for their work."

"This feature of the tour was meant to be a way to showcase local talent and I could not be more excited about it," Dunham tweeted.

"Some good points were raised and I've ensured that all opening acts will be compensated for their time, their labor and their talents."

"The fact that Gawker pointed this out really proves Judd Apatow's saying that 'a good note can come from anywhere,'" she wrote via Twitter.

Lena Dunham Shares Her Struggles with Body Image and OCD

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quicklist: title: Award Offered for Chicken Farm Deathstext: Foster Farms is offering $5,000 for information about the killing of nearly 1,000 chickens in Caruthers, California. The Fresno Sheriff's office said in a news release on Tuesday that on Sept. 20, suspects used a golf club and "possibly another similar type instrument" to slaughter 920 chickens.

Deputy Chris Curtice told the Los Angeles Times “whoever did something like this is pretty sick" and detectives are looking into a motive. media: