Massachusetts House Passes Bill That Would Loosen Late-Term Abortion Rules

The Massachusetts House has approved a bill that would relax the state's late-term abortion regulations, allowing doctors to determine the necessity of an abortion after 24 weeks without the current strict limitations. This change could potentially provide broader access to abortion services for women in later stages of pregnancy. The move comes amid ongoing national debates about reproductive rights, highlighting the importance of state-level legislative action in shaping healthcare policy. For more details, check out the full article in The New York Times.