State Department ditches Calibri font, goes back to Times New Roman after DEI switch

Scott Bessent, the Treasury Secretary, has canceled the Biden-era commemorative quarter designs that focused on themes of breaking chains and suffrage, opting instead for designs that celebrate patriotic figures in anticipation of the 250th anniversary of the United States. This decision reflects a shift in the administration's approach to national symbolism.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has mandated that U.S. diplomats worldwide use Times New Roman 14-point font for official documents, reversing the Biden administration's directive to use Calibri. This decision is viewed as part of a broader shift in policy that critiques the previous administration's diversity and inclusion initiatives.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has mandated that U.S. diplomats revert to using Times New Roman font for official communications, discontinuing the use of Calibri, which was favored during the Biden administration. This decision reflects a shift in diplomatic protocol and has been interpreted as a move against diversity and inclusion initiatives associated with the previous administration.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has mandated that all diplomats revert to using the Times New Roman font in official communications, marking a departure from the Biden administration's preference for Calibri. This decision is seen as a critique of the previous administration's diversity initiatives.