Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner wants to keep his post for a third consecutive term. Why it matters: Philly Republicans gaining ground combined with a potentially powerful Democratic challenger could prove the biggest test yet to Krasner's progressive criminal justice policies.

Krasner will face Democratic challenger Patrick Dugan, a former municipal court judge who is presenting himself as a more pragmatic alternative to the progressive Krasner.

Scott Turner Department of Housing and Urban Development secretary, announced a new Department of Government Efficiency Task Force Thursday to “eliminate waste, fraud and abuse" at HUD. Who would've thought that the guy who made "Pretty Fly (For A White Guy)" has a PhD in molecular biology?

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, a progressive prosecutor, launched a campaign for a third term Tuesday.

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner announced Tuesday that he is running for reelection and will face off for the Democratic nomination against Patrick Dugan, a former local judge. But Krasner did not refer to Dugan once.

The race is joined in the Democratic Primary for District Attorney in Philadelphia with D.A. Larry Krasner seeking a third term and former Judge Pat Dugan challenging him.