Nancy Mace. Mace, of South Carolina, took to social media to tout a massive investment in infrastructure in her state. “We helped secure $195 million—the largest grant in South Carolina’s ...

Congresswoman Nancy Mace, the representative for South Carolina's 1st congressional district since 2021, posted on X, formerly Twitter, on October 22, a link to an article from the South Carolina ...

Regan Smith might have only trained for a few weeks in the lead up to the 2024 World Aquatics Swimming World Cup in Incheon, Republic of Korea, but once in the pool, there were no cobwebs in sight.

Nancy McDaniel, longtime women’s golf coach at Cal died on Wednesday from cancer. She was 57. Her former player and current Stanford women’s golf coach Anne Walker confirmed her death. A Portland, ...

One standout is Mace Windu, portrayed by Samuel L. Jackson, who quickly became a fan favorite. At the time, Windu was regarded as the second-most powerful Jedi, surpassed only by Master Yoda. Known ...

Nancy Mace nears its final week. Retired U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, the former commanding general of NATO's Allied Land Command and commanding general of the U.S. Army Europe, and retired U.S ...

Veteran visual effects producer Nancy St. John, whose credits include the films “Babe” and “Gladiator” (both of which won VFX Oscar kudos), has died at the age of 70, the Visual Effects ...

However, the swimming and meditation updates are the headlines. Garmin says the new update brings "Improvements to support pool swim workout with pace alerts and critical swim speed" and ...

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Mace datacentre chief Jon McElroy is the latest big name confirmed to have left the construction division of the business. Mace CEO for Construction Andrew Jackson left the company for personal ...

Rep. Mace is nice, sweet, fun to be around and exciting. I am voting for Nancy Mace because she does not pull punches, hold back her opinion or sugarcoat her language to bureaucrats and politicians.