Defense
Trump claims credit for military bonus that Congress already approved
The attack, meant to hobble ISIS in the country, is in response to the killing of U.S. troops.
The president is still expected to sign the legislation, which now heads to his desk.
The Pentagon chief also sidestepped a request for the House and Senate to view the Sept. 2 “double-tap” attack.
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