A concert bet turned 3 baklava trays into a $20,000-a-month business

Jacob Komarow, famously known as the 'Baklava Guy', turned a simple concert bet into a successful enterprise, Good Baklava. This innovative business now rakes in over twenty thousand dollars each month, thanks to its delicious pastries imported from Turkey. With various locations throughout the city and an online platform, his brand recently gained significant recognition from a New York Times feature.

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'Too difficult to care for them': Florida mom tries to kill 2 autistic sons after husband’s death



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Texas man, charged with murder of his wife, escapes to Milan just before trial; Italy delays extradition, seeks formal assurance that there would be no death penlty



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Meet Nathan Tan, the 17-year-old Plano teen whose AI air-quality project serves about 1,000 Texans

A young innovator from Plano has created an AI tool that tracks air pollution in underprivileged neighborhoods. This groundbreaking project not only garnered him a national award with substantial prize money but also offers educational resources and air purification devices to families in need. Moreover, the initiative cultivates young leaders who can adeptly analyze air quality data, tackling environmental disparities and enhancing community health.

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