Michael Malice sat huddled in the top of the abandoned bell tower, watching his breath swirl around him in a frigid mist. He rubbed his hands together and flexed his fingers, hoping the friction would maintain enough circulation so he could climb down the 20-foot rusty iron ladder that was bolted to the inside of the tower wall. The ladder was the only way in or out, but Malice and his two companions could not use it for fear of alerting the police officers outside. They were trapped. Read the rest of this entry »

The U.S. Army is increasingly dependent on a video game to educate and recruit soldiers to be all they can be–digitally. Read the rest of this entry »