One of the men Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) accused of sexual abuse in a fiery speech on the House floor last month is suing the congresswoman for defamation, a test of legal rules that members of Congress say protect remarks in the chamber.

Brian Musgrave, one of the four men Mace accused of filming acts of sexual assault in a House floor speech last month, sued Mace for libel and defamation in federal court.

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.

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.

Charleston, falsely accused him of being a sex trafficker made good on their promise to file a lawsuit against Mace if she didn’t apologize and retract her statement. They filed suit Friday, March 14.

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

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.

One of the four men Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) publicly accused of sexual assault in an hour-long speech last month has filed a defamation lawsuit against her Friday that could challenge the limits of free speech protections on the floor of Congress.

Brian Musgrave denied allegations made by Representative Nancy Mace that he participated in recording non-consensual sex acts. Musgrave asserted the c