The Supreme Court will privately weigh a call to overturn its 2015 same-sex marriage ruling on Friday, as justices consider a longshot appeal from former Kentucky clerk Kim Davis. Davis seeks to erase a lower court order to pay $360,000 to a couple she denied a marriage license. Her lawyers point to Justice Clarence Thomas, who alone has urged scrapping the decision. The court could announce as early as Monday whether it will take the case.

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