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The man told officers he “accidentally stepped on the gas too hard” driving the vehicle into a pool.

The huge dust storm – also known as a haboob – limited visibility and left many residents in the dark.

A transformer fire in the Bronx has caused an explosion, suspending train services between New York and New Haven.

An “unknown” explosion at factory in Louisville, Kentucky injured 11 people on Tuesday.

A teenage park ranger was killed while battling the blaze over the weekend.

Officials are still investigating the cause of the blast, which damaged homes and vehicles.

Footage shows a truck crash and almost hit a highway worker on the side of an Interstate in New York.

The fast-moving fire has burned homes and engulfed more than 14,000 acres in Ventura County, according to officials.

Thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes in Ventura County, near Los Angeles.

North Carolina is the first of the seven battleground states to have a projected winner in this election.

The BBC’s Sarah Smith and Gary O’Donoghue reflect on the contrasting moods at the Harris event in Washington, DC, and the Trump event in Florida.

Will we find out the result soon? Which state will be the deciding vote? Here’s a look at the possible scenarios for this US election.

The BBC’s Anthony Zurcher breaks down what he’s seeing as votes are tallied.

With the vote in the swing state too close to call, supporters of Kamala Harris say democracy is a key issue for them.

The former US secretary of state, Democrat John Kerry, gives his assessment of the election campaigns.

The BBC’s Marianna Spring explains allegations of voter fraud and the impact of misinformation on this election.

Trump and Harris are neck and neck in the battleground state where we spoke to voters on the ground.

The Republican presidential candidate says he feels “very confident” as he casts his ballot.

BBC’s Anna Foster reports from swing state Pennsylvania, explaining its crucial role in the outcome.

The BBC’s Anthony Zurcher breaks down what the polls are showing, and why we can’t predict the outcome of today’s election.