David Richardson resigned as acting head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency on Monday, about six months after he was tapped to replace the chief whom Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem ousted.
Richardson handed in his resignation to the Department of Homeland Security before his expected ousting, according to news reports. The Washington Post reported that he was not planning on staying long after Thanksgiving.
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