Ideas for the Stanley Cup champion's perfect day include a trip to Georgetown, a concert at The Anthem and dinner downtown.

The Fox News host said Christine Blasey Ford should have reported any sexual assault immediately for the sake of “the rest of us — the other 320 million people who live here.”

An author and the host of “Top Chef,” Lakshmi came forward with a harrowing tale of her own sexual abuse after #WhyIDidntReport trended on social media.

The former “American Idol” contestant has made a splash with her sophomore album “Look Up Child."

"We may never know the full extent of his double life as a sexual predator but his decades-long reign of terror as a serial rapist is over,” Andrea Constand wrote.

The author refuses to back down after a less-than-comfortable superhero experience.

Kennedy Holmes was the final audition of the episode — and with good reason.

NFL star DeMarcus Ware looks like a frontrunner. Meanwhile, «The Bachelorette» fan favorite «Grocery Store Joe» was hilariously bad.

For spring 2019, a balm for the dumpster fire of bad news

Cartoonists who won Pulitzer and Herblock prizes draw strong comparisons between 1991 and now.

The cartoon mocked Ford for her requests during a lengthy back and forth with Republican senators this week.

"You're like hunting me down,” the actress told the photographer. “I feel very uncomfortable. Please leave a pregnant woman alone.”

70-year-old Petik Hakobyan has been found cultivating cannabis in his greenhouse in the Armenian village of Hovtamej, the police said.

Minister Davit Tonoyan visited the soldier, Artur Gevorgyan, who is receiving treatment at a military hospital in Yerevan.

Armenia is among the 10 fastest-growing destinations in Europe, whose tourism according to new data from the UNWTO.

The actress, an outspoken supporter of sexual assault victims, wrote in a first-person essay that “the courage of survivors will always be stronger than Donald Trump’s hate."

Fox News host Laura Ingraham calls on President Trump to fire Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. Sean Hannity wholly disagrees.

Speaking on a podcast, Baldwin said he'll continue his buzzed-about impersonation.

Google's stop-motion animation arrives like a welcome online balm to celebrate the 51st anniversary of Fred Rogers's show.

"Armenia and Canada enjoy a special relationship – one that we are committed to strengthening," Trudeau said in a statement.

Armenia was born to give the Armenian people the right to build their future, be the masters of their land and regain statehood.

The situation on the border with Azerbaijan is relatively stable at the moment, Armenian Defense Minister Davit Tonoyan said.

Cary Fukunaga, who became a household name for stylishly directing the first season of HBO's “True Detective,” was announced as the movie's director on Sept. 20. Daniel Craig, meanwhile, will reprise his role as Bond.

The “balance between connecting with fans and maintaining personal boundaries is my lodestar,” said the cartoonist who goes by Olivia Jaimes.

Like a tourist trap, it provides a predictable, consistent experience that’s enlivened by its eye-catching environments.

It is an eternal challenge to get Chekhov right. Richard Nelson and Jay O. Sanders do.

The Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights Dunja Mijatović visited the Armenian Genocide memorial.

The case concerned an opposition activist’s allegation of a politically motivated crackdown on 1 March 2008.

According to a news story, Karekin was to retire due to health issues under an agreement he reached with the Armenian authorities.

James will get to do his dance, at the Space Jam. Alright.

“He’s always been pure id,” Garry Trudeau says as he satirizes Trump in his new “Doonesbury” book, titled «#SAD!»

"As we head into the midterms, it seems like all the wiseguys are bringing their A-game,” says the “Doonesbury” creator.

Not everyone is as obvious as “character actress Margo Martindale.”

U.S. Ambassador to Armenia Richard M. Mills, Jr. visited the schools of the Armenian villages of Tsiatsan and Amberd.

The pioneering creator Rebecca Sugar returns to SPX — where she sold 'zines as a teen — with message of love and tolerance.