A viral video on social media claims President Trump raised the minimum wage and "no American worker" will be paid less than ...

False videos circulating on social media crafted to look like news reports are claiming President Donald Trump raised the federal minimum wage to $25 per hour, effective this month.

During Scott Bessent's Senate confirmation hearing, Sen. Bernie Sanders asked him point-blank if he would work to raise the minimum wage to a living wage. "I believe that the minimum wage is more ...

When he was still president-elect in December, Trump said he would consider raising the federal minimum wage. But he has made no moves to do so, and his U.S. Secretary Scott Bessent said ...

Trump said he would consider raising the federal minimum wage. But he has made no moves to do so, and his Treasury secretary flatly said no. During Scott Bessent's Senate confirmation hearing ...

During his confirmation hearing in January 2025, incoming Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent testified he did not support raising the federal minimum wage from $7.25 per hour, the rate at ...

Trump said he would consider raising the federal minimum wage. But he has made no moves to do so, and his Treasury secretary flatly said no. During Scott Bessent's Senate confirmation hearing ...

When he was still president-elect in December, Trump said he would consider raising the federal minimum wage. But he has made no moves to do so, and his U.S. Secretary Scott Bessent said ...

Social media has been ablaze with rumors that President Donald Trump has raised the federal minimum wage after a viral video claimed Americans will now pocket a minimum $25 an hour. The video ...

Trump administration says no to raising minimum wage Trump said he would consider ... since his inauguration and his Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent responded with a clear "no" when asked if ...