On Aug. 10, Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed a bill allowing abortion at any point in pregnancy. Abortion advocates call it "closing the gaps" in "abortion rights protections." Abortion foes call it "abortion until birth," making it legal to dismember fully formed babies, limb from limb.

The "mainstream" media called it nothing. You couldn't find that story on ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS or NPR. What about print? The New York Times noted this bill when it passed the state House in July, and The Washington Post ran an AP dispatch when it passed the state Senate. But I found nothing on the bill-signing.

The AP headline was painfully vague: "Massachusetts is close to giving doctors the final word on whether to perform late abortions." AP reporter Geoff Mulvihill didn't emphasize this was an "abortion until birth" bill.

This was AP's muddled lede: "Massachusetts is on the way to giving doctors the final say on whether an abortion should be allowed late in pregnancy, a move expected to affect few cases but........

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