US records deadliest COVID-19 day of summer with over 1,500 deaths | TheHill – The Hill

The United States on Wednesday suffered the highest number of coronavirus deaths since mid-May, making it the deadliest day this summer.
There were 1,503 deaths, according to the Covid Tracking Project.
COVID-19 deaths are lower than their peak in April, when they reached as high as 2,000 per day in the U.S.
But after falling for weeks in the late spring, deaths began increasing in early July amid worsening outbreaks in the South and West.
The persistent death toll in the United States stand…

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