Crisis deepens as Flynn ousted amid White House row
Washington President Donald Trump forced out national security adviser Michael Flynn after he misled Vice President Pence about talks with Russia's ambassador. The episode triggered GOP scrutiny and signals a widening probe into Moscow interference. Multiple briefings and denials emerged as Trump and aides sought to manage trust and legality questions. The White House defense framed Flynn's actions as a breach of trust rather than illegality, while key lawmakers pressed for further investigation.
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