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The truck’s driver was still breathing when crews got there to perform CPR, according to witnesses. However, the 37-year-old man was declared dead at the scene a short time later. 179

The woman said she attempted to resist but was too intoxicated and was overwhelmed because of how many men were attacking her. In the report, she claimed she told the men to stop several times. 193

The program started in 2008 as a retention tool for young professionals already living in Maine. The Educational Opportunity Tax Credit program targeted Maine college grads and allowed them to use their loan payments as tax credits."Over time, the employer community spoke out loud and clear that even if 100% of college graduates in Maine chose to stay here and work, that still (wouldn't) fulfill our workforce need," Nate Wildes, engagement director for the private-sector initiative Live + Work in Maine, told CNN.So, the program grew into an attractive pitch for out-of-state employees.When you move to Maine, the money you spend toward paying your student loan debt each year is subtracted from your state income taxes.For instance, if you pay ,800 toward your loan and owe the state ,000 in taxes, you'll only end up paying Maine 0."We need to import people," Wildes said. "We need to attract people from other states for our workforce."STEM majors -- who study science, technology, engineering and math -- could even get a check back from the government -- if their loan payoff amount outweighs their taxes. Non-STEM majors fall under a non-refundable tax credit program, which means they'd owe The suicide rate in the United States has seen sharp increases in recent years. It's now the 10th leading cause of death in the country, according to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Young people are particularly vulnerable: In Hatch's home state of Utah, suicide is the leading cause of death among teens. 321 in state taxes under the same scenario. 1282

The trial is reaching its end as President Donald Trump and his attorney Rudy Giuliani continue to bash special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia and Russia's meddling in the 2016 election.A win for Mueller's team in the high-profile prosecution of a top Trump campaign figure would send shockwaves through Trump's orbit of aides, friends and outside advisers -- and heighten anticipation for Mueller's next moves. A loss would increase the chorus of calls for Mueller's investigation to end.RELATED: Giuliani claims Mueller waiting for Manafort verdict to negotiate Trump interviewIn his closing, Andres argued that Manafort lied -- repeating the word to the jury several times. He said Manafort hid his income from Ukraine, lied to federal authorities and defrauded banks.He alleged that Manafort's tax returns from 2010 through 2014 are false, and told jurors they must find that Manafort willfully and knowingly lied on the official IRS forms about his income and foreign accounts.The prosecutor punctuated this by showing the first of several emails the jury will revisit today -- in which Manafort called one of the 31 foreign accounts "my account." Manafort wrote it "when no one was looking. He did not know one day he would be sitting in this very courtroom," Andres said.Manafort is facing 18 charges of tax and banking crimes and has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges. 1424

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