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In 2014, Ukraine’s military was called “decrepit” by one national security analyst, and its navy was in “a sorry state.” Ukrainian General Victor Muzhenko, a former top commander of Ukraine’s armed forces, went as far to say that the military was “an army literally in ruins.”
After gasoline prices nationwide exceeded $4 per gallon for the first time since 2008, six governors called on the U.S. Congress to suspend the federal gas tax temporarily.
Colorado lawmakers introduced a $168 million legislative package Tuesday aimed at improving behavioral health care in the state.
Utah is taking new action to reduce the deaths of wildlife along roads and highways.
Researchers have been steadily gathering important insights into the effects of COVID-19 on the body and brain. Two years into the pandemic, these findings are raising concerns about the long-term impacts the coronavirus might have on biological processes such as aging.
Colorado’s sports betting regulators have suspended betting on all Russian and Belarusian leagues and events following the invasion of Ukraine.
Despite increasing discussion of climate change, coral reefs are not receiving as much interest as in the past.
A bipartisan bill announced Monday would send $30.5 million in state funding to law enforcement agencies in an effort to reduce crime.
U.S. Sens. John Hickenlooper, D-Colo., and Michael Bennet, D-Colo., are backing a proposal to stop importing oil and gas from Russia following the country’s invasion of Ukraine.