Michael Flynn

The judge in the case has slowed down the Justice Department's attempts to dismiss charges against Flynn.

A D.C. court announced Thursday it will hear an appeal of the dismissal of Flynn's conviction for lying to prosecutors about his communication with a Russian diplomat during the 2016 presidential transition.

The former national security adviser used the phrase "where we go one, we go all," which is regularly said by QAnon followers.

The president will use the Michael Flynn ordeal, like the impeachment proceedings and Mueller investigation, as further "evidence" that he is indeed the victim of a vast conspiracy.

The federal appeals court ordered a lower court judge to immediately dismiss the criminal case against Michael Flynn.

An appeals court orders a lower court to dismiss charges against the former national security adviser, whose legal problems date back to 2017.

Trump's former national security adviser pleaded guilty twice to lying to federal prosecutors about his communications with Russia.

The three-judge panel suggested it might be inappropriate for them to force the hand of the trial court, at least for now, before the judge issued his ruling on the motion to dismiss.

Sidney Powell, a high-profile legal commentator often appearing on Fox News and member of Flynn's legal team, called Gleeson's claims "predictable and wrong."

Earlier this month, the Justice Department abruptly moved to drop the charges against Flynn.

Flynn suspects the current judge overseeing his case of wanting to "propose contempt and perjury charges against" him.

Ambassador Susan Rice wrote in the email that President Obama had emphasized that everything should be done "by the book."

"The Court should grant the United States' motion without delay and without irrelevant or personal comment," the brief read.

Despite their cries of "I'm rubber, you're glue," it is President Donald Trump and Attorney General William Barr who are violating the separation of powers in the case against Michael Flynn.

The miscarriage of justice with Michael Flynn ought to be a reckoning point for a decent society.

The Department of Justice moved to drop their case against Michael Flynn last week.

The Trump campaign has accused Obama officials of improperly using the unmasking process to target Flynn as part of their "witch hunt" against him.

The revelations were made public thanks to documents that were declassified Wednesday by acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell at the request of Republican senators.

NBC News admits that it selectively edited a clip of Attorney General William Barr in a recent 'Meet the Press' episode.

More than 2,000 former Department of Justice staff have signed a letter criticizing how the Michael Flynn case has been handled.

Rand Paul suggested the issues were "sensitive" enough to go "all the way to the top."

A federal judge is now asking for outside opinions on whether the Justice Department should dismiss its case against Flynn for lying to the FBI about Russian communications.

The Senate majority leader made the comments during a live interview with the Trump 2020 campaign.

President Trump has turned the Justice Department into a cesspool of cronyism.

DOJ drops charges against Michael Flynn.

It may finally be over for Michael Flynn, but the search for answers goes on.

Attorney Sidney Powell said FBI agents who spoke to Michael Flynn worked to "set him up."

A newly released memo shows that Robert Mueller was given wide latitude to investigate Michael Flynn, whose prosecution the Justice Department is attempting to drop.

Audio of a private conversation shows the 44th president's unvarnished views about the former national security adviser's case and the White House's COVID-19 response.

DOJ dropping charges against Michael Flynn is great news for America.