There are several different unemployment numbers reported in the US that all have slightly different meanings[1]. While none of those official reported numbers match your definition, the U6 rate would be the closest. The number that you generally see reported in the news is the U3 rate. The U6 rate also includes people who have stopped actively looking for work or are underemployed (dictated by hours and not pay). The numbers reported in this article don't fit any of these definitions and are mostly meaningless due to weird choices like including children.