Last November, the White House appointed Eric Keroack to head family planning programs within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Keroack had previously worked at Boston's A Woman's Concern [corrected], which promotes abstinence instead of birth control, so reproductive-rights groups were not too thrilled.
Apparently, the Massachusetts Office of Medicaid took some sort of action against Keroack, presumably related to his work at A Woman's Choice -- whatever the complaint, it has not been made public.
Yesterday, Keroack abruptly resigned, and HHS cited the Massachusetts action as the reason.
Undoubtedly, this will trigger some disclosures relating to A Woman's Concern's activities. Should be interesting to watch.