There's no such thing as "indicted for alleged _____________." She was indicted on a bank-fraud charge, but an indictment is an allegation in and of itself. The phrasing is as redundant as this kangaroo charge is stupid.
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Tbf, I'm sure the public needs the reminder that is what an indictment is - NPR has also since updated the title to something a little less accusatory (imo)
A little?!? It directly points the finger where it belongs this time. Would love to know the behind the scenes machinations at NPR regarding how headlines get chosen & then edited.
Wow, if the bar for the DoJ going after people is ""ill-gotten gains" of $18,933", they really should have a field day going after Trump himself.
See, but the president is a republican.... /s