- Former foreign secretary Liz Truss officially became the UK prime minister Tuesday, taking over for Boris Johnson. [Vox / Jen Kirby]
- Truss, 47, defeated Rishi Sunak in a Conservative Party leadership election to replace scandal-ridden Johnson. [NYT / Mark Landler]
- Truss assumes leadership as the UK faces its worst economic crisis in decades, soaring energy costs, and the continued fallout from Brexit. [Washington Post / Ishaan Tharoor]
- In her first speech as prime minister Tuesday, Truss said she would take action this week to provide relief to families facing high energy bills. [USA Today / Kim Hjelmgaard]
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