US Rep. Nancy Mace is facing a defamation lawsuit after accusing 4 men of sexual abuse after her floor speech. It could test limits of congressional immunity.

The law firm of Bland Richter, representing Brian Musgrave, has filed a motion in response to Representative Nancy Mace’s (SC-01) accusations of drug and sex crimes against Musgrave. In a press release on Friday,

Brian Musgrave was out buying bird seed when he got the first hint that his life was about to be turned upside down. The text from someone he didn’t know just said he was going to be mentioned by South Carolina Rep.

Brian Musgrave told CNN that he was blindsided by the claims raised against him by Mace and "absolutely" denies any wrongdoing

Congresswoman Nancy Mace is now facing a lawsuit following her speech on the floor of the U.S. House, last month. Mace accused four men of sex crimes perpetrated against her and five other women.

A man accused by Congresswoman Nancy Mace of sexual abuse is hitting back at her allegations as “absolutely” false. The South Carolina lawmaker accused businessman Brian Musgrave, her ex-fiancé Patrick Bryant, and two other men of raping women and girls in their communities and taking videos of the events.

Rep. Nancy Mace delivered a stunning Feb. 10 floor speech. But her actions since then are raising legal questions about whether all her actions are protected.

A man accused by Nancy Mace of being a “predator” has called the allegations “absolutely” untrue. In a 53-minute speech on the House floor last month, the Republican congresswoman accused her ex-fiancee Patrick Bryant of physical assault,

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) made a startling announcement on the House floor, accusing several men of photographing and raping her. She presented photos, names, and personal information, claiming to have over 10,