The coronavirus has infected more than 31.08 million people globally as of Monday, killing at least 961,066 people so far.
U.S. deaths related to Covid-19 are quickly approaching 200,000, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
It's a dire benchmark as the country continues to debate public safety measures and looks ahead to a contentious presidential election. It's also far higher than every other nation's official death toll — Brazil is the only other country to have recorded more than 100,000 virus-related deaths, with roughly 136,000 fatalities so far.Global deaths: At least 961,066
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