US doubles bounty on new ISIS leader to $10M

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The State Department doubled the bounty on the leader of the Islamic State.

The agency’s Rewards for Justice program announced this week that it is now offering $10 million for information about the location or identity of ISIS leader Amir Muhammad Sa’id Abdal-Rahma al Mawla, up from $5 million.

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