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A steady buildup of troops in the region has prompted questions about what they could be used for and the outcomes that could be achieved

Is the US preparing to move from airstrikes to ground action in Iran? As troop build-ups intensify and plans for targeted raids take shape, Washington appears to be weighing a far riskier phase of the conflict. What is billed as “limited” could prove anything but — raising the spectre of a deeper, longer war in an already volatile region.

Rep nancy mace has accused her ex-fiancé Patrick Bryant and his business partners of committing sexual crimes against her and other women, including minors. She claims strong evidence supports her allegations, which the accused deny. Mace asserted that whatever she said are not allegations and she has evidence of the same in the form of photos and videos.

South Carolina Rep nancy mace faced the heat on social media after she insisted on mispronouncing Vice President Kamala Harris' name on a CNN panel. Nancy declined to condemn Donald Trump's racist attack on Kamala Harris saying that she did not hear what Trump said. The panel told her that at a convention of the Black journalists, Trump said Kamala Harris turned Black and doubted whether Kamala was Black or India.

Brian Musgrave denied allegations made by Representative nancy mace that he participated in recording non-consensual sex acts. Musgrave asserted the claims are baseless and is concerned about the lasting impact on his reputation. “For the rest of my life, when someone Googles ‘Brian Musgrave’ this is going to be the thing that comes up,” he said. “I’m completely uncertain what tomorrow is going to be business-wise.”

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was defiant. Former President Bill Clinton spoke of President Trump’s ties to Epstein. A Republican raised a conspiracy theory.

Representative nancy mace reportedly cursed at police and TSA personnel at Charleston International Airport, demanding preferential treatment. Mace denied the reports, calling them fake news and sharing a video of her airport entrance. Her spokesperson cited safety concerns due to intensified threats, while Mace accused a political rival of spying.

Following Charlie Kirk's assassination, Representative nancy mace is advocating for defunding educational institutions that harbor staff celebrating political violence. This proposal is part of a larger conservative effort to reshape academia, viewing it as a battleground in a culture war. The move raises concerns about academic freedom and the potential destabilization of educational systems through ideological control.

A false active-shooter scare at the University of South Carolina sparked chaos after a viral video misidentified a student with an umbrella as armed. Republican Rep. nancy mace fueled panic by wrongly posting the student’s photo online, drawing backlash. Officials later issued an all-clear, but the episode highlights how misinformation and social media amplify campus security fears.

Representative nancy mace engaged in a profanity-filled confrontation with a man in a makeup store who accused her of avoiding in-person town halls. The heated exchange involved accusations, personal jabs, and political arguments, including Mace highlighting her vote for gay marriage.

South Carolina Representative nancy mace proposed a bill to ban transgender individuals from using restrooms aligning with their gender identity in Capitol Hill buildings. Mace argues this protects the safety of women, specifically targeting incoming Senator Sarah McBride, the first transgender Congressional member.