COVID's U.S. toll: Nearly 300K dead and a stalemate between fatalism and hope

By The Washington Post
| December 13, 2020

Between late September and mid-November, the death tally climbed from 200,000 to 250,000. Now it has nearly reached the 300,000 marker in less than half that time — even though treatment of the most severe cases has improved.

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