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

The Massachusetts House passed a bill to loosen late-term abortion rules, allowing physicians to determine if a procedure is necessary after 24 weeks of pregnancy, expanding current legal circumstances. Separately, the House approved legislation that would prohibit members of Congress from trading individual stocks. These two distinct legislative actions address healthcare autonomy and congressional financial ethics, reflecting the current priorities of the House in managing medical regulations and preventing potential conflicts of interest among elected officials.