Sarah Holliday

Washington

Reporter at Family Research Council

Articles

The Cross-Focused Life Means We Live for Christ in a Me-First World

3 weeks ago | washingtonstand.com | Sarah Holliday

In a world gripped by an unrelenting obsession with self, we’re drowning in a sea of “me-first” mentality. As Paul David Tripp brilliantly exposes, “The DNA of sin is selfishness. Sin inserts me into the middle of my universe; the one place reserved for God and God alone. Sin reduces my field of concern down to my wants, my needs, and my feelings. Sin really does make it all about me.” This truth cuts like a blade, revealing how deeply self-worship has infected our culture.
Report Reveals Christian Media has Major Impact on Americans, Young and Old

3 weeks ago | washingtonstand.com | Sarah Holliday

The National Religious Broadcasters (NRB), in collaboration with the Barna Group, released a report with eye-catching statistics. It turns out, over 60% of American adults are captivated by Christian media. From TV and radio to podcasts and social media, half of these surveyed viewers tune in to Christian media sources weekly, with 28% labeled as “heavy users,” binge-watching across multiple platforms daily. The audience? It’s younger than one might expect.
Experts Warn Democratic Leaders Are Endangering ICE Agents with Inflammatory Rhetoric

3 weeks ago | washingtonstand.com | Sarah Holliday

The debate over immigration enforcement has intensified, raising questions about whether House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) is jeopardizing the safety of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. The concern? That his recent remarks could heighten risks for officers already facing significant challenges. Under President Donald Trump’s immigration policies, ICE agents have encountered a surge in hostility while carrying out their duties.
The Washington Stand: Trump's Department of Education Declares June 'Title IX Month'

3 weeks ago | patriotpost.us | Sarah Holliday

By Sarah HollidayAs June begins, the cultural landscape is shifting dramatically. Over the past few years, public sentiment has grown increasingly skeptical of LGBT ideology. Despite LGBT activists dubbing June “Pride Month,” many figures and entities are choosing not merely to push back, but to rebrand. Look no further than the Department of Education. In a significant move, the Trump Department of Education has June as “Title IX Month” in an effort to protect women’s sports and spaces.
‘Common Sense’: Trump Reverses Biden’s Controversial EMTALA Abortion Policy

3 weeks ago | washingtonstand.com | Sarah Holliday

The Trump administration just overturned a highly controversial Biden-era policy, and pro-lifers are cheering it on. President Donald Trump’s Tuesday reversal targeted redefinitions of the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA) that had stirred intense debate over abortion funding and medical ethics.
Trump’s Department of Education Declares June ‘Title IX Month’

3 weeks ago | washingtonstand.com | Sarah Holliday

As June begins, the cultural landscape is shifting dramatically. Over the past few years, public sentiment has grown increasingly skeptical of LGBT ideology. Despite LGBT activists dubbing June “Pride Month,” many figures and entities are choosing not merely to push back, but to rebrand. Look no further than the Department of Education. In a significant move, the Trump Department of Education has June as “Title IX Month” in an effort to protect women’s sports and spaces.
The Washington Stand: 3 States, 3 Bold Stands for Fairness in Girls' Sports

3 weeks ago | patriotpost.us | Sarah Holliday

By Sarah HollidayOver the weekend, three states saw two developments: biological males winning girls’ awards and girls refusing to accept it passively. Oregon: A Silent Stand on the PodiumAt the Oregon state track and field championship, seniors Reese Eckard and Alexa Anderson of Ida B. Wells High School made a fearless statement. After placing third and fourth in the girls’ high jump, they refused to share the podium with a biological male competitor.
3 States, 3 Bold Stands for Fairness in Girls’ Sports

3 weeks ago | washingtonstand.com | Sarah Holliday

Over the weekend, three states saw two developments: biological males winning girls’ awards and girls refusing to accept it passively. Oregon: A Silent Stand on the PodiumAt the Oregon state track and field championship, seniors Reese Eckard and Alexa Anderson of Ida B. Wells High School made a fearless statement. After placing third and fourth in the girls’ high jump, they refused to share the podium with a biological male competitor.
Remember: Satan Is the Enemy. Sinners Are the Mission Field.

3 weeks ago | washingtonstand.com | Sarah Holliday

To excel as a driver, you must resist the grip of road rage. To thrive as a teacher, you need deep knowledge paired with unwavering patience for your students. To communicate effectively, you must think carefully and meet people where they are. Yet, in today’s society, we’re plagued by tunnel-visioned emotionalism. Too often, we let fleeting feelings steer our actions. Worse still, many allow emotions to shape their perception of reality itself.
Equity or Excuse? San Francisco’s Misguided Plan to Pass Failing Students

3 weeks ago | dailysignal.com | Sarah Holliday

San Francisco’s board of education wanted to let students with failing grades graduate. That is, before fierce opposition made them backtrack. On Tuesday, the city proposed the “Grading for Equity” method. In an effort to promote “bias-resistant and motivational” grading practices, this program sought to eliminate assignments, attendance, or class participation from the grading structure.