Reports say Russia offered bounty on US troops in Afghanistan. Here's what we know.
Republicans and Democrats demanded the White House brief lawmakers on the intelligence assessment and the Trump administration's response.
Reports say Russia offered bounty on US troops in Afghanistan. Here's what we know.
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