Rep. Stupak explains why he wrote the 'Stupak amendment' and voted for healthcare reform.

President Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev have reached an agreement on reducing the number of strategic missiles each side has deployed. 

The New York Times breaks down the results of the 2010 Iraqi Parliamentary Elections.  Babak Dehghanpisheh of Newsweek says, "Now Comes the Hard Part." 

New DFLA Press Release: “Democrats for Life of America (DFLA) urges pro-life activists and media to stop the misinformation campaign that instigates hate and violence against pro-life Democrats and to focus on upholding President Obama’s Executive Order prohibiting public funding of abortion in the healthcare legislation."  Here is the full release. 

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Here is just a sample of the threats directed at Rep. Bart Stupak:  

NPR: Even as he signed the landmark health care bill into law on Tuesday, President Obama was looking ahead to other challenges...Obama also wants to rewrite financial rules, improve public schools and start making the switch to cleaner forms of energy... in addition to the challenge of putting more Americans back to work.

Retiring Sen. Evan Bayh has donated $1 million to help elect Rep. Brad Ellsworth, who is running to succeed him.  “This is a million-dollar vote of confidence in Brad Ellsworth and Indiana Democrats,” Bayh said in a statement released by the Indiana Democratic Party.

More Americans now favor than oppose the health care overhaul that President Obama signed into law Tuesday, a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll finds.

On Washington Unplugged, Rep. Bart Stupak told John Dickerson that he stayed true to his principles in voting for health care reform.  The video is below.    Watch CBS News Videos Online