Boris Johnson arrives at his office on the final day of voting in the Tory leadership contest. Photograph: Peter Summers/Getty Images
This Tuesday, Boris Johnson becomes UK PM, dozens killed in Ethiopia clashes, Trump rule would cut 3.1 million people from SNAP, US expands powers to deport immigrants without court approval, and UK calls for European naval force to counter Iran.
Boris Johnson wins race to be Tory leader and UK PM (BBC)
More: U.K.’s new premier risks majority declining to one in Parliament (Bloomberg)
More: Boris Johnson: 'can-do spirit' can solve problem of Irish border (The Guardian)
US expands powers to deport migrants without going to court (BBC)
Britain calls for European naval mission to counter Iran's ‘piracy’ (Reuters)
US envoy holds talks in Ankara as Turkey threatens to invade Syria (Al-Monitor)
A Dallas-born citizen picked up by the Border Patrol has been detained for three weeks (Dallas Morning News)
Congo minister's resignation over Ebola snub could unblock new vaccine (Reuters)
Widespread blackout hits Venezuela, government blames 'electromagnetic attack’ (Reuters)
South Korea fires warning shots at Russian military aircraft (BBC)
Leaked documents reveal Huawei’s secret operations to build North Korea’s wireless network (Washington Post)
More than 2,000 migrants were targeted in raids. 35 were arrested. (NY Times)
DeVos aides pulled strings for failing for-profit colleges until they unraveled (NY Times)
Federal budget would raise spending by $320 billion (NY Times)
UK could already be in recession amid Brexit uncertainty, think tank warns (Politico)