If confirmed, Bessent, who is married to former New York City prosecutor John Freeman, would be the first openly gay Treasury Secretary in US history. Business leaders say they are relieved ...

Scott Bessent, President-elect Donald Trump 's nominee to lead the Treasury, is set to make history as the nation's highest-ever ranking LGBTQ+ official, but his nomination isn't being cheered on by ...

Bessent’s husband, former New York City prosecutor John Freeman, attended his confirmation hearing this month with their two children. “The ultimate civics lesson,” Bessent quipped in his ...

Scott Bessent, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's nominee to be secretary of treasury, speaks next to his husband John Freeman, on the day he testifies during a Senate Committee on Finance ...

Where do Bessent and his family live? The Bessent-Freeman family live in a truly enviable pink-coloured mansion in Charleston, South Carolina. Scott Bessent purchased the historic John Ravenel House ...

President-elect Donald Trump's pick for Treasury secretary, Scott Bessent, said on Thursday that the dollar should remain the world's reserve currency, the Federal Reserve should stay independent and ...

He and his husband, former New York City prosecutor John Freeman, have two children. "My life has been the only-in-America story that I am determined to preserve for future generations," Bessent said.

“Secretary Bessent believes in unleashing American ... cabinet official in a Republican administration. His husband, John Freeman, and their two children had attended his confirmation hearing.

It reinstates a previous order he introduced in 2017. Bessent married former New York City prosecutor John Freeman in 2011. The couple have two children via surrogacy. Freeman and the couple’s ...

LGBTQ groups overall are pleased to have the first gay U.S. Treasury secretary. But that doesn't mean they had uniform ...

The South Carolina native's husband, former New York City prosecutor John Freeman, and their two children, Cole and Caroline, sat behind him. In a hearing marked by few testy exchanges ...