Wall Street backs gay marriage in unprecedented show of unity
On March 6, twenty eight large financial firms joined an Open Finance appeal urging the Supreme Court to strike down state bans on same sex marriage. The move reflected a broader corporate shift, aided by leaders like Goldman Sachs chief Lloyd Blankfein, with Bank of America signing up March 2 after initial hesitation.
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Secretive outbreak at LA hospitals linked to staph and mold
Los Angeles County investigators traced a staph infection spread from a surgeon to at least five patients amid a broader hospital outbreak. While no deaths were tied to 2012, four required additional surgeries. public reporting remains limited and hospital secrecy is common to spur faster reporting. Investigators cited Aspergillus traces near Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles during a bridge project, labeling the event a probable environmental exposure rather than a formal aspergillosis outbreak.
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