Vice President JD Vance and the Second Lady visited an American military base on the northwest coast of Greenland on Friday, meeting with troops, but the trip was scaled back due to the lack of an official invitation.See the story in the video aboveThe U.S. relationship with the Denmark territory has soured, as President Donald Trump insists the United States needs to "have" Greenland for national security.Meanwhile, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. showed support for West Virginia, the first state to ban seven dyes found in cereals, drinks, and candies.At an event, the state's governor also requested a federal waiver to bar soda purchases under the food assistance program known as SNAP. Kennedy encouraged other states to follow suit.This comes as lawmakers in more than 20 states have pushed to restrict access to certain preservatives and red, blue, green, and yellow dyes linked to neurobehavioral problems in some children.Also, President Trump is attempting to force changes at the Smithsonian Institution.An executive order, signed behind closed doors Thursday, targets funding for programs it claims advance a "divisive narrative" and "improper ideology."The order specifically calls out the National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Women's History Museum.The White House vows to restore the Smithsonian as "a symbol of inspiration and American greatness" and hints at returning statues and monuments of Confederate figures.Another big topic is tariffs.President Trump plans to impose more tariffs next week on countries he says have taken advantage of the U.S., which could include Canada.The president said he and Canada's new prime minister had a very good conversation Friday.