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Attorney Eric Early, a loyalist for former President Trump who ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 2020, announced Tuesday that he is running for the US Senate seat being vacated by retiring California Sen. Dianne Feinstein.

The Los Angeles resident, who previously worked in the entertainment industry on animated children’s shows such as “GI Joe” and “Jem and the Holograms,” said he was seeking the office to offer common-sense-conservative solutions on issues such as crime, immigration and foreign policy that he believes are not heard in the nation’s capital.

“I’m running for all the forgotten Californians, all the forgotten Americans,

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Appellants, Douglass Ebner, 2253 Cedar Point LLC, and 2243 Cedar Point LLC appealed the judgment of the Erie County Court of Common Pleas, which granted summary judgment in favor of appellee, the City of Sandusky, on Ebner’s counterclaims that Sandusky Ordinance Nos. 12-107 and 17-088 were invalidly enacted and were unconstitutional. The litigation at issue was initiated on October 31, 2017, when Ebner’s neighbor, Judith Kinzel, filed a complaint against Ebner seeking injunctive relief and damages. Specifically, Kinzel alleged that Ebner’s use of the properties for short-term rentals was in violation of

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Representatives of the City of Paris, Kentucky, applied for a zoning map amendment to rezone the 47 acres of property from a conservation district to light industrial. The Paris City Commission and its representatives entered into a non-disclosure deal with a prospective corporate purchaser to conceal its identity. A bourbon distillery was to be built on the property, but the local Planning and Zoning Commission held a hearing during which evidence was presented, and then voted six to three to deny the zone map amendment. The Planning Commission was overruled by a

Former Attorney General Bill Barr, once one of Donald Trump’s most loyal defenders, said the investigation of classified documents could pose a real threat to the former president, even as he slammed a prosecutor’s indictment of Trump in a separate probe last week.

Barr said Trump played “games” with federal investigators as they sought to retrieve the documents from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate. Those games, Barr said on ABC’s “This Week,” could amount to obstruction of justice.

“I think that’s a serious potential case. I think they probably have some very good evidence there,” Barr said.