The U.S. coronavirus death toll passed 107,000, while reported cases topped 1.8 million
Some of Las Vegas’s biggest resorts and convention centers are poised to open; Nevada’s workforce has taken biggest hit in U.S.• The U.S. coronavirus death toll passed 107,000 while reported cases topped 1.8 million, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University. Cases world-wide passed 6.5 million, and deaths stood at more than 386,000.
• Brazil and Mexico, Latin America’s biggest countries, both reported record death tolls—more than 2,500 dead between them.
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