Bloomberg News Now January 10, 2026: US Launches Missiles Against ISIS in Syria, Protests in Minneapolis, More
Jan 11, 2026
The U.S. launches missile strikes in Syria following the tragic deaths of two soldiers. In Minneapolis, thousands protest against police actions after a fatal shooting. Tensions rise in Iran as anti-government demonstrations escalate despite stern government warnings. The podcast discusses Trump's new directive on Venezuelan oil and the resulting security advisory for Americans. It also covers Trump's proposal for capping credit card interest rates and recent updates on housing initiatives. The shocking announcement of Bob Weir's death adds to the day's dramatic news.
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U.S. Retaliatory Strikes On ISIS
- The U.S. launched missiles at ISIS in Syria following the December deaths of two U.S. soldiers and a U.S. interpreter.
- The strikes were framed as retaliation after President Trump vowed to inflict “big damage” on the militants.
Minneapolis Protests And Political Tension
- Thousands marched in Minneapolis after a federal agent fatally shot Renee Nicole Good, heightening political divides over immigration enforcement.
- Mayor Jacob Frey urged peace and warned against agitators trying to provoke violence.
Escalation In Iran Protests
- Iran experienced its largest anti-government demonstrations in years with reports of dozens feared dead and graphic violence.
- Authorities labeled detainees as enemies of God, an offense carrying possible death sentences.