Well, if we get right down to it, the title says "Family Billed 7.5 million dollars after “free” covid shot." It does not say "for free covid shot."

I too came away, before reading article, thinking that the family was billed for the covid shot.

What this boils down to is a poorly composed headline.

As a side question: Have you ever heard of the Chicago Manual of Style? First time I heard of it was last night listening to a Justinian Deception (Romley Stewart) video.

Well, if we get right down to it, the title says "Family Billed 7.5 million dollars after “free” covid shot." It does not say "for free covid shot."

I too came away, before reading article, thinking that the family was billed for the covid shot.

What this boils down to is a poorly composed headline.

As a side question: Have you ever heard of the Chicago Manual of Style? First time I heard of it was last night listening to a Justinian Deception (Romley Stewart) video.

Well, if we get right down to it, the title says "Family Billed 7.5 million dollars after “free” covid shot." It does not say "for free covid shot."

I too came away, before reading article, thinking that the family was billed for the covid shot.

What this boils down to is a poorly composed headline.

As a side question: Have you ever heard of the Chicago Manual of Style? First time I heard of it was last night listening to a Justinian Deception (Romley Stewart video)

Well, if we get right down to it, the title says "Family Billed 7.5 million dollars after “free” covid shot." It does not say "for free covid shot."

I too came away, before reading article, thinking that the family was billed for the covid shot.

What this boils down to is a poorly composed headline.