Per Worldometer, the United States will cross 900 000 officially reported Covid deaths by this weekend. Only one other county has more than half a million (Brazil - 620 000ish) although India will get there soon (they are currently at 490 000 and change).

For comparison, Canada, a country with roughly 1/10th the population of the U.S., has reported about 33 000 deaths. That means in theory if we had managed the pandemic as well as they have, we’d currently have fewer than half a million deaths instead of rapidly approaching seven figures.