1. “Penn State Football Scholarship Penalties Reduced by NCAA”

2. The NCAA Executive Committee is reducing penalties levied against the Penn State football program following the sexual abuse scandal that rocked the university and the nation nearly two years ago. Per the news release, the NCAA is "gradually restoring football scholarships" that were lost over a year ago because of heavy sanctions placed on the university in July 2012. The NCAA cites Penn State's "continued progress toward ensuring athletics integrity" as the reason for the restored scholarships. The NCAA plans to reinstate five additional scholarships for the 2014- 15 academic year, before returning to the full amount of 85 total scholarships by 2016-17. The scholarship additions will allow us to provide more student-athletes with a tremendous opportunity to earn that degree and play football for Penn State.

3. 56-year-old man was found dead Monday in western Tennessee after a skydiving incident went horribly wrong. Seven people jumped from about 29,000 feet late Monday morning. Six made it to the ground safely. The man's body was found in a wooded area about a mile from the drop zone. It was not immediately clear what happened. 56-year-old man was found dead Monday in western Tennessee after a skydiving incident went horribly wrong. Seven people jumped from about 29,000 feet late Monday morning. Six made it to the ground safely. The man's body was found in a wooded area about a mile from the drop zone. It was not immediately clear what happened. A group of hackers in Germany says it has found a way to bypass the fingerprint-sensor security system on the new iPhone 5S. The hackers claim they fooled the Touch ID biometric security of the iPhone 5S by photographing a fingerprint left on a glass surface and using the resulting image to create a fake "finger" which unlocked the phone. They demonstrated their exploits in a video posted Sunday to YouTube. A group of hackers in Germany says it has found a way to bypass the fingerprint-sensor security system on the new iPhone 5S. The hackers claim they fooled the Touch ID biometric security of the iPhone 5S by photographing a fingerprint left on a glass surface and using the resulting image to create a fake "finger" which unlocked the phone. They demonstrated their exploits in a video posted Sunday to YouTube. In Other News