I have only been at my current job for two weeks. The position I'm
interviewing for is a much better position for me. It pays better and
is walking distance from my apartment.

I applied for the job I'm interviewing for a few months ago, before I
got my current job. They have asked me to submit an up to date
resume. Do you think I should include my current position on the
resume? Also, do you think I should bring up my current position
during the interview?

If I don't get the position I am interviewing for, I plan on
continuing to apply for a variety of jobs. In this case do you think
I should include my current position on my resume, after only being
there a few weeks?

Here is my answer...

Good question. There are a few different takes, but I think things are different now days. Previously if you took a job and bailed weeks or even less than a year later it would send red flags.

Now, it could still send red flags, but my rec is to put it on your resume - be happy you found work, and position it to make it seem like the next job is for the long term.

Example - It's one of the most difficult environments for a recent college graduate, so I feel fortunate to have found a job. I knew it wasn't ideal because it doesn't line up with my career objectives of doing (fill in blank- and make it line up with the position), but my plan is to keep looking for a better position that is a good long term fit.