Federal judge mulls contempt charge against Michael Flynn.

A federal judge signaled he may pursue perjury or contempt charges against former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
U.S. District Court Judge Emmet Sullivan said he’s asking a retired judge, John Gleeson, to recommend whether Flynn should face a criminal contempt charge for perjury for declaring under oath that he was guilty of lying to the FBI, before he reversed course in January and claimed he had never lied.
The Justice Department moved last week to drop the prosecution of Flynn.