“President Trump moved on Friday night to replace a top official at the Department of Health and Human Services who angered him with a report last month highlighting supply shortages and testing delays at hospitals during the coronavirus pandemic,” the New York Times reports.
“The White House waited until after business hours to announce the nomination of a new inspector general for the department who, if confirmed, would take over for Christi Grimm, the principal deputy inspector general who was publicly assailed by the president at a news briefing three weeks ago.”
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