Rachel Blevins is an independent journalist who is passionate about pursuing truth and questioning establishment narratives. 

Originally from Texas, Rachel’s work as a journalist began in 2014, when she was a freshman in college. She worked as a freelance writer in alternative media, and wrote articles on topics that included the mainstream media silence over the Obama administration’s drone assassination program, the targeting of Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange, and Israel’s 2014 bombardment of the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

In addition to writing, Rachel began making YouTube videos in 2016. She continued her focus on the hypocrisy of U.S. foreign policy, and began to grow her presence on social media.

Rachel obtained her bachelor’s degree in journalism from Texas Tech University in 2017. She went on to work as a correspondent for RT America in Washington, DC, where she reported on everything from presidential elections, to the visits of world leaders to the White House.

While at RT America, Rachel also regularly filled in to anchor the nightly news broadcasts, and found her spot as a co-host of the daily economic, business and technology show, Boom Bust.

Rachel then moved to Russia in 2022, where she worked as a presenter for RT News in Moscow. During her time there, she made videos on social media that showcased what it was like to live in the capital of the most sanctioned nation in the world, as an American.

Rachel returned to her home state of Texas in 2023, where she began conducting interviews with guests from all over the world, with discussions that documented the ongoing U.S.-backed conflict in Ukraine, as well as Israel’s U.S.-backed genocide in Gaza.

In 2024, Rachel launched a new weekly series for paid subscribers called ‘SANCTIONED w/ Rachel Blevins,’ which can be found on Substack and Patreon.

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Rachel Blevins is a journalist who is passionate about pursuing truth and questioning establishment narratives.