8legs: Committee on the office of congressional conduct

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Firebrand Republican in hot water as cryptic House committee statement reveals new probe

The House Ethics Committee has extended an inquiry into Rep. Nancy Mace, with a decision due by March 2.
Mace has not faced criminal charges in the last year but is entangled in disputes and a defamation suit tied to public accusations.
Mace previously led a bid to censure Rep. Cory Mills over alleged misconduct, which was unsuccessful.
The cryptic statement about the inquiry was obtained by Business Insider and attributed to the committee chair.
The inquiry centers on ethics matter transmission on December 2 and the potential course of action being kept pending.
Mace has clashed with GOP leadership and faced criticism over leveraging allegations for political aims.
The article notes ongoing disputes and contexts related to public accusations surrounding Mace.
The report references a 2025 leadership event where Mace spoke to attendees at a leadership summit.
The piece situates Mace’s ethics inquiry amid broader political controversies involving a number of high‑profile disputes.
The article cites a Business Insider report as a source for the cryptic action‑extension detail.

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