## Wisc. Man Committed Murder, Finished His Taxes Then Turned Himself In

Authored by usmagazine.com

According to police, Nosacek allegedly gunned down Angelo Nelson, 50, in an apartment complex’s hallway.

Prior to the shooting, the two men had been arguing — about what, though, it is not yet clear.

Investigators contend Nosacek returned to his home with the murder weapon and sat down to finish his tax returns.

Once finished, the arrest report claims he turned himself in to authorities at a Homeland Security building on Milwaukee’s Knapp Street.

The guard later told police that Nosacek had described Nelson as a “terrorist,” according to court records reviewed by Us.

Nosacek was not armed when he arrived at the Homeland Security offices and did not appear to have any blood or visible injuries.

It alleges Rose went ballistic on his roommate, William Canty, Jr., after the elderly man made the […]. »

### Police warn unicyclist to stop juggling fire at intersection, admit act was “quite good”

Authored by dexerto.com

The impromptu show lasted roughly 40 seconds before the performer rolled away, leaving drivers stunned and social media entertained.

Police, however, were less amused, even as they admitted the act itself was impressive.

What’s clear is that his brief stoplight performance managed to impress both drivers and the police tasked with shutting it down. »

### US accuses China of underground nuclear tests – this is what we know

Authored by inews.co.uk

The US has accused China of conducting secret nuclear weapons tests and risking a new nuclear arms race.

“China notes that the US continues in its statement to hype up the so-called China nuclear threat.

Donald Trump said last October that the US would resume nuclear tests on an “equal basis” with China and Russia, accusing the rival powers of conducting tests. »

### Members of Congress will be able to view unredacted Epstein files next week

Authored by nbcnews.com

Members of Congress will be able to begin reviewing the unredacted version of the Justice Department’s files on Jeffrey Epstein on Monday morning, according to two sources familiar with the DOJ’s plans.

The members will be able to review the material on computers at the DOJ offices but not the physical documents themselves.

The option at this point is only available to members of Congress — and not their staff. »

### 'I didn't make a mistake' Trump says of post depicting Obamas as apes

Authored by usatoday.com

President Donald Trump declined to apologize for sharing a video depicting former President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama as apes, telling reporters "I didn't make a mistake.".

I didn't see the whole thing," Trump said, indicating he gave it to someone else to post and "somebody slipped and missed a very small part.".

Jeffries again slammed Trump as a racist after the video post depicting the Obamas as apes. »

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