The man accused of killing right-wing activist Charlie Kirk will be allowed to wear civilian clothes during pre-trial hearings to avoid prejudicing potential jurors, a Utah judge has said.
Judge Tony Graf said Tyler Robinson will be required to wear restraints during hearings, but photo or video of him in restraints will be barred.
Robinson, 22, was arrested on aggravated murder charges on 12 September, more than a day after Kirk was fatally shot while speaking at Utah Valley University.
Delusional. @fancypants_s https://t.co/PQGWzNhPbL
— Patti Jo (@TheSupeHero) October 28, 2025
H/T Patti Jo
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or more than three years, Moninder Singh has been living each day knowing he could be assassinated. Police have advised the Canadian-born activist no less than three times they believed he was about to be killed.
As recently as March, police notified him of an imminent threat to his life and, in April, suggested he avoid public events. The warnings all came from the RCMP national security unit.
Videos circulating online show protesters gathering across Japan on Sunday to oppose what they view as as overly lenient immigration policies.
The demonstrations came less than a week after conservative lawmaker Sanae Takaichi was sworn in as Japan’s 104th—and first female—prime minister, following a campaign that tapped into a reservoir of growing anti-immigration sentiment.
The protests underscore ongoing skepticism among Japan’s right-wing circles that Takaichi and her ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) will go far enough to address their concerns.
Protests erupt in Japan’s major cities over foreigner crime, fake asylum seekers draining benefits, immigration worsening labor shortages, “racist” labels silencing critics, and MSM cover-ups. pic.twitter.com/QeZmR1ey3T
— Catch Up (@CatchUpFeed) October 27, 2025
Kawai Yusuke leads the anti immigration protest in Saitama Prefecture.
— Colonel Otaku Gatekeeper (@politicalawake) October 26, 2025
The question of whether or not the prime minister and his chief of staff saw and approved — either directly or tacitly — an Ontario government anti-tariff ad that set off U.S. President Donald Trump followed Mark Carney to Singapore on Tuesday.
The Prime Minister’s Office said there would be no further comment on the television ad, which last week led to the meltdown of sectoral trade negotiations with the United States.
Dougie says you lie Carney!
Doug Ford claims Mark Carney and Liberal chief of staff saw the Ontario Ronald Regan Ad prior to being in air.
Everyone agreed to move forward on it airing. pic.twitter.com/2FVgyyVosI
— TheRealMrBench (@therealmrbench) October 27, 2025
Ford may have have been lead to believe Carney had no objection to the ad when it was in fact Carney’s desire to use it to scupper any possible deal with Trump or he simply didn’t find it a provocation which makes him dim like Ford.
Watch him literally walk right into this woman's house — wait till her son asks if they can keep him
We talked to Ashley about how Nox literally chose her family, and the moment he jumped on her sons laps to do biscuits!
Black cats don’t bring bad luck, just love … pic.twitter.com/ZxjvgsbLMj
— The Dodo (@dodo) October 27, 2025
If you want proof that multiculturalism is a lie, look no further than the plight of British Jews. Targeted on our streets; threatened and spat upon as they go to and from synagogue; their children’s schools hidden behind prison-like security; seldom able to open their communal newspapers without seeing a report of a fanatic calling for the slaughter of fellow Jews in Israel.
This is Jewish life in the UK today. Only part of it, of course, for there are also the sweet hopes of Rosh Hashanah, the sukkah-building and celebrations of Sukkot, and the lights and latkes of Chanukah. But whatever their level of involvement in communal life, few British Jews live their lives unaware of the grim mood music.
BREAKING: Hollywood actor Robert De Niro’s son Aaron De Niro broke down in tears to thank the actor for supporting him and embracing his as a “woman” and expressed coming out is an ‘act of bravery’ due to the current ‘po, climate of things’ it appears he almost said… pic.twitter.com/JghmqowfmF
— Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) October 26, 2025
To see these actions as a hissy fit prompts an Oh my God, what can we do to make it right? reaction; a scramble to get him back to the table. Which is exactly what he wants.
Instead, we should see what has happened as a textbook example of his negotiation strategy.
More mobs vandalizing everything in sight in Gavin Newsom’s Los Angeles. No arrests by communist mayor Karen Bass’s administration, so The Scumster can go on MSNBC and lie that crime is down. pic.twitter.com/nmsIOygLvl
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) October 27, 2025
A mass shooting-obsessed trans teen has admitted to plotting a Valentine’s Day massacre at her Indiana high school.
Trinity Shockley, 18, is set to plead guilty to felony conspiracy to commit murder in return for spending a maximum of 12.5 years in prison and five years of probation, according to the Morgan County Prosecutor’s office.
This is such a satisfying, feel good video. In Sheffield a Pakistani heritage man calls a black construction worker the N-word.
The ending could not be more happier. pic.twitter.com/XS5i4Zmftr
— David Atherton (@DaveAtherton20) October 27, 2025
OTTAWA — Federal Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson says the question of whether there is a business case for a new bitumen pipeline in Canada will be up to the private sector to decide.
He also suggests the question of whether the country can, in fact, build a new oil pipeline to be an “overfocusing” on a “hypothetical.”
“I think Canada can build many things,” Hodgson told National Post in a wide-ranging interview on Monday.
Carney don’t want no pipeline.
A trial concerning the possible serious side effects of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine is now underway at the Bamberg Higher Regional Court.
A woman from Hof is seeking hundreds of thousands of euros in damages after suffering intestinal vein thrombosis, falling into a coma, and losing part of her intestine following vaccination in March 2021.
Canadian officials may have said they were caught off guard last week when U.S. President Donald Trump announced he was cutting off trade negotiations with Canada over Ontario’s anti-tariff advertisement, but sources say Premier Doug Ford’s bad cop act— and tough words for Trump — has been an irritant.
Two sources with knowledge of the talks said the Americans had warned Canadians “for months” that the Ontario premier’s comments were troubling to the Trump administration.
CBC News is not naming the sources because they are not authorized to speak publicly about the trade negotiations.
Doug Ford claims Mark Carney and Liberal chief of staff saw the Ontario Ronald Regan Ad prior to being in air.
Everyone agreed to move forward on it airing. pic.twitter.com/2FVgyyVosI
— TheRealMrBench (@therealmrbench) October 27, 2025
h/t Mauser
