Name: The U.S. was the world's best prepared nation to confront a pandemic. How did it spiral to 'almost inconceivable' failure?
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The U.S. was the world's best prepared nation to confront a pandemic. How did it spiral to 'almost inconceivable' failure?

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Almost two months had passed since Chinese health officials first described a fast-moving new coronavirus that had jumped the species barrier&nbsp;from animals to humans. By the time President Donald Trump strode into the White House briefing room on the evening of Feb. 26, the virus had killed more than 2,700 people in China and forced the lockdown of 11 million residents in Wuhan. Infections in Italy were rising by an astonishing 40% a day.That night&nbsp;Trump assured Americans, “We’re very, very ready for this, for anything.”Then he held aloft co-produced by the Johns Hopkins Center for...

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