Lawyers vow Kim Davis will violate court order and halt marriage licenses after release from jail  —  DON'T MISS STORIES.  FOLLOW RAW STORY!  —  Just minutes after a judge ordered Kim Davis released from jail on Tuesday, her lawyers told CNN that she would violate a court order by forcing …

Hillary Clinton on Private Email: 'That Was a Mistake.  I'm Sorry'  —  Hillary Clinton on Tuesday told ABC News' David Muir that using a personal email account while Secretary of State was a “mistake” and that she is “sorry” for it.  —  “That was a mistake.  I'm sorry about that.

Boehner's future as speaker in doubt  —  <p>Something has changed for John Boehner.</p><p>Figures in his close-knit circle of allies are starting to privately wonder whether he can survive an all-but-certain floor vote this fall to remain speaker of the House.

Support for Iran Nuclear Agreement Falls  —  Public Awareness of Issue Has Declined Since July  —  As Congress prepares to vote on the Iran nuclear agreement, public support for the deal has declined.  Currently, just 21% approve of the agreement on Iran's nuclear program reached between the United States, Iran and other nations.

Spygate to Deflategate: Inside what split the NFL and Patriots apart  —  1h - NFL TOM BRADY NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS NEW YORK JETS PITTSBURGH STEELERS CAROLINA PANTHERS ST. LOUIS RAMS INDIANAPOLIS COLTS + more

Does the Sanders surge pose a serious threat to Hillary?  Howard Dean weighs in.  —  With Bernie Sanders surging in New Hampshire and Iowa, Democrats now have a very real primary on their hands.  This raises questions about whether something is happening among Dem primary voters that poses …

Donald Trump Likens His Schooling to Military Service in Book  —  Donald J. Trump, who received draft deferments through much of the Vietnam War, told the author of a forthcoming biography that he nevertheless “always felt that I was in the military” because of his education at a military-themed boarding school.

Where microaggressions really come from: A sociological account  —  I just read the most extraordinary paper by two sociologists — Bradley Campbell and Jason Manning — explaining why concerns about microaggressions have erupted on many American college campuses in just the past few years.

Barber shop fined for not cutting woman's hair  —  A Washington barber shop was fined recently for refusing to give a woman a haircut.  —  On its website, Barbiere is described as “a high end Gentleman's Barber Shop” located on Jefferson Avenue.  —  On March 11, a woman, Diamond Pecjak of Crucible …

Hungarian bishop says pope is wrong about refugees  —  BUDAPEST — Pope Francis's message Sunday couldn't have been clearer: With hundreds of thousands of refugees flowing into Europe, Catholics across the continent had a moral duty to help by opening their churches, monasteries and homes as sanctuaries.

Cheney: Deal would allow Iran to nuke U.S.  —  <p>The nuclear agreement negotiated between Iran and six world powers earlier this year is "madness" and an "intricately crafted capitulation" on the part of President Barack Obama's administration, former Vice President Dick Cheney …

A white guy named Michael couldn't get his poem published.  Then he became Yi-Fen Chou.  —  Sherman Alexie read hundreds, maybe thousands, of poems last year while editing the 2015 edition of Best American Poetry, an annual anthology that comes out Tuesday.

Baltimore reaches $6.4 million settlement with Freddie Gray family  —  Baltimore officials have reached a $6.4 million wrongful death settlement with the family of Freddie Gray, the 25-year-old man who died in April from a neck injury he suffered in police custody, according to two people with knowledge of the agreement.

Hungarian TV camerawoman fired for kicking fleeing migrants  —  Budapest (AFP) - A Hungarian TV camerawoman was fired Tuesday after footage appeared to show her kicking migrants, including children, as they ran from a police line during disturbances at Roszke, southern Hungary.

N.Y. Times D.C. shakeup: Carolyn Ryan out, Elisabeth Bumiller in as bureau chief  —  <p>New York Times Washington bureau chief Carolyn Ryan will step down and be replaced by current Washington Editor Elisabeth Bumiller, the Times said on Tuesday.</p><p>The change, which was announced …