Here’s a roundup of today’s major news from the United States (America) — covering politics, international affairs, economy, and more:<br />HHS<br />Al Jazeera<br />Kennedy, Rollins Unveil Historic Reset of U.S. Nutrition Policy, Put Real Food Back at Center of Health<br />Updates: White House says Venezuelan decisions will be ‘dictated’ by US<br />Yesterday<br />Yesterday<br />🇺🇸 Politics & Government<br />Historic change in U.S. nutrition policy: The government unveiled new Dietary Guidelines for Americans (2025–2030) focusing on “real food” and reducing highly processed foods — described as the most significant reset of federal nutrition policy in decades. �<br />HHS +1<br />🌍 International & Foreign Policy<br />Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro in U.S. custody: Former Venezuelan president Maduro spent the night in a NYC jail after capture by U.S. forces; he's facing narco-terrorism charges. �<br />CBS News<br />U.S. comments on Venezuela & oil: The White House suggests U.S. decisions toward Venezuelan assets and oil could be “dictated” by Washington. �<br />Al Jazeera<br />Discussions about Greenland: Coverage continues on the Trump administration’s interest in Greenland, including speculation about options and international reactions. �<br />The Guardian<br />📊 Economy & Finance<br />Bank of America embraces Bitcoin: Bank of America will allow advisors to recommend Bitcoin allocations, joining other major banks in acknowledging cryptocurrency. �<br />Yahoo Finance<br />📰 Culture & Anniversary<br />America 250 retrospective: As the U.S. nears its 250th anniversary (July 4, 2026), some outlets are republishing historic front pages from 50 years ago. �<br />Duluth News Tribune.
