The U.S. reported 675,444 total confirmed coronavirus today, according to a tally from Johns Hopkins University
It was the most deadly pandemic in U.S. history until Monday, when confirmed coronavirus deaths overtook the death toll for the Spanish Flu.
safe and effective vaccinesAn estimated 50 million people around the world died of the Spanish Flu according to the CDC, whileThe grim milestone comes as the U.S. faces another wave of the pandemic. New coronavirus infections began picking up in early June after they had largely dropped earlier this year amid widespread vaccine distribution. Vaccination rates
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