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Seattle Times on 2020-07-15 01:01

White House tells 18 million unemployed workers to ‘Find Something New’ in ad campaign

WASHINGTON - Ivanka Trump urged out-of-work Americans to "find something new" Tuesday as part of a new jobs initiative designed to tout the benefits ...

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