The Vatican is backing away from the controversy, saying that Kim Davis was one of "several dozen" people that Pope Francis met — and he wasn't the one who invited her.
Davis said knowing that the pope agreed with what she was doing "kind of validates everything."
Kim Davis was once a longtime Democrat in eastern Kentucky — but she's now a national hero to Republicans.
If a clerk refuses to issue legal documents according to the relevant requirement of the law — then maybe she isn't actually good at her job.
The twin GOP debates on Wednesday night were a five-hour opera of posturing nuttiness — but far from the only conservative inanity on display this week.
Stephen Colbert had a point for Justice Stephen Breyer: Cameras in the court would sure help to promote their books.
Davis said she doubted the validity of the licenses that are set to be issued, which she said would state that they are being issued under U.S. District Judge David Bunning's order.
Davis' intransigence requires no Solomonic decision-making. She has no right to be Rowan County clerk. If she won't do the job, she needs to step aside.
Ah, America, where you can simultaneously hold the Constitution up as a holy totem and conveniently forget anything in it you don't like.
Stephen Colbert highlighted the merchandise being sold by the presidential campaigns, and presented his own idea for an alternative branded merchandise.