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(JNS) - Liz Truss won the vote on Monday to become the leader of Britain's Conservative Party, a contest that also decided who will replace Boris Johnson as prime minister.
Truss, who served in Johnson's Cabinet as foreign secretary, was the odds-on favorite. She received 57.4 percent of the vote among party members, while her opponent, former chancellor of the exchequer Rishi Sunak, garnered 42.6 percent.
In a brief acceptance speech, Truss said that she would cut taxes, tackle the energy crisis and improve national health care.
The first woman from her party to serve as foreign secretary, sh...
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