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Natalie Haddad
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Reporter, WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX)
Dallas
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Politics world events corruption abuse of power weaponization of government
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By Natalie Haddad Verified| The961 Verified It’s official – Lebanon’s beloved Fattoush just ranked among the Top 5 Best Salads in the World on TasteAtlas!This isn’t a first either. Fattoush has been holding down the #5 spot since 2022, and it’s no surprise why. A staple on Lebanese tables, Fattoush is a fresh mix of crisp veggies like cucumbers, radishes, tomatoes, and leafy greens, all tossed with toasted Lebanese bread. But what really sets it apart? That tangy kick of sumac – a lemony spice that makes this dish pop.
Texas lawmakers consider legislation to expand mental health and substance use disorder treatment coverage
By Natalie Haddad Verified| Texas State Public Affairs Network@ If passed, both HB 2528 and HB 1142 could reduce treatment wait times and eliminate cost barriers. AUSTIN, Texas — Texas lawmakers are considering several bills aimed at improving access to mental health and substance use treatment — including for adolescents. On Wednesday, the Texas House Committee on Insurance will take up House Bill 2528, which would require insurance plans to cover medication-assisted treatment for opioid and substance use disorders.
By Natalie Haddad Verified| The961 Verified It’s official – Lebanon’s beloved Fattoush just ranked among the Top 5 Best Salads in the World on TasteAtlas!This isn’t a first either. Fattoush has been holding down the #5 spot since 2022, and it’s no surprise why. A staple on Lebanese tables, Fattoush is a fresh mix of crisp veggies like cucumbers, radishes, tomatoes, and leafy greens, all tossed with toasted Lebanese bread. But what really sets it apart? That tangy kick of sumac – a lemony spice that makes this dish pop.
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WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX)
Dallas, Texas, United States
+1 214-748-9631