First Street in Addis will be closed on Wednesday afternoon for parade honoring American Idol contestant John Foster.

The two countries sign a memorandum of understanding to strengthen ties amid shifting alliances and shared regional interests.

Ethiopia has signed investment deals for its minerals and energy sectors worth more than $1.7 billion, mostly with Chinese firms, its finance ministry said.

Jonny Addis says he has been blown away by Cliftonville’s powers of recovery after their devastating Irish Cup Final defeat.

The Welcome Home celebration begins at 5 p.m. on First Street in Addis by the RaceTrac near LA-1, where John Foster will parade down, right in front of many homes along the street. After the parade, ...

John Foster, an Addis native competing to be this season’s American Idol winner, has advanced to the Top 5 of the show. This ...

John Foster takes the stage Monday night with a shot at the "American Idol" finale. Dozens from home in Hollywood to cheer ...

Louisiana's John Foster is headed into Sunday night's "American Idol" grand finale after another magical "Disney Night" on ...

The new bill, AB 715, has the backing of mainstream Jewish organizations and a coalition of four “diversity caucuses” in the ...

Foster, 18, graduated from Brusly High School and secured his spot after performing “The Bare Necessities” and “The Rainbow ...

Foster originally auditioned for American Idol in Nashville, singing “Don’t Rock the Jukebox” by Alan Jackson and “Goodbye ...