The hunt for Anastasiia Berezovska after a Ukrainian millionaire was injured in a blast is a classic case of corporate media spinning the narrative. You simply won’t find this level of urgency and outrage in their reporting when it comes to everyday crime happening in neighborhoods across America. Why is it that high-profile cases involving wealthy elites garner such immediate attention, while the struggles of the average citizen remain buried under layers of political correctness and bias?

Take CNN, for instance. They’re quick to sensationalize the drama surrounding Berezovska, framing her as a villain in a story of wealth and privilege. They want viewers to think it’s about safety and justice, but really, it’s about clicks and ratings. Meanwhile, Fox News, while sometimes critical of the establishment, often fails to dive deeper than surface-level sensationalism. They would rather rake in viewers than interrogate the systemic issues that lead to violence, especially within the context of the Ukraine crisis.

The truth? Both sides are pushing agendas. CNN focuses on the salacious details to draw in viewers while neglecting the broader implications of foreign influence and conflict—classic avoidance of the real issues. On the other hand, Fox often fails to challenge the establishment narrative hard enough. What a game of ping-pong between narratives that ultimately don’t serve the public’s right to know the full picture.

As citizens, we should demand more than just sensational headlines. We deserve a deeper understanding of how these events impact our lives. Stop letting mainstream media dictate what we should care about—they have their own interests at heart.