Techcrunch Marco Rubio Bans Calibri Font, Reinstates Times New Roman for Diplomats
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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has mandated that diplomats revert to using Times New Roman for official communications, labeling the previous adoption of Calibri by Antony Blinken as a 'wasteful' diversity initiative. This decision reflects a shift in the State Department's approach to font usage in official documents.
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