The Daily Populous

It is, according to the Guinness Book of World Records, in Yamanashi, Japan: a hot-spring hotel called Nisiyama Onsen Keiunkan, which has existed since the year 705.

Japan is home to the world’s oldest lots of things.

Firms run by adopted heirs, research shows, outperform those run by “blood” heirs—and both adopted and blood heirs outperform nonfamily firms. »

Britain has been powered for more than a thousand hours without coal this year, in a new milestone underscoring how the polluting fuel’s decline is accelerating.

The country passed the threshold of 1,000 coal-free hours in the early hours of Friday.

Throughout the whole of 2017 there were 624 coal-free hours, up from 210 hours in 2016. »

The report states that Mosley told the officer he shouldn’t “waste time” issuing a ticket.

Mosley stated he was just in a hurry to get home to surprise his family in Lake Havasu City, Arizona.

This article has been updated to include background on the extent of legislative immunity for elected officials in Arizona. »

It turns out that dogs rely on humans more than they do their own kind for affection, protection and everything in between.

The scientists found that dog owners' aroma actually sparked activation in the "reward center" of their brains, called the caudate nucleus.

Of all the wafting smells to take in, dogs actually prioritized the hint of humans over anything or anyone else. »