Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act

This bill seeks to protect unborn children who are capable of feeling pain, specifying that such capability arises around 20 weeks after fertilization. It outlines provisions for conducting abortions on pain-capable unborn children, including requirements for physicians to assess the age of the unborn child, limitations on when abortions can be performed, exceptions for cases of danger to the mother's life or certain circumstances of conception, and penalties for violations.

The bill also includes provisions for reporting data on such abortions, definitions of key terms like 'abortion', 'physician', and 'unborn child', and outlines civil and criminal penalties for non-compliance with the act.

Summary of Bill: H.R. 663 - Burn Pits Accountability Act

This bill aims to direct the Secretary of Defense to include an evaluation of whether a member of the Armed Forces has been exposed to open burn pits or toxic airborne chemicals in their periodic health assessments, separation history and physical examinations, and other assessments.

The goal of this bill is to ensure that members of the Armed Forces are properly assessed for any exposure to open burn pits or toxic airborne chemicals, which can have negative health effects. The bill also emphasizes the sharing of information between the Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs to ensure veterans receive the appropriate benefits and care.