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US State Department Ditches Biden-Era "Woke" Font, Returns To Times New Roman. Here's Why
The Biden administration had adopted Calibri, a sans-serif font, in January 2023, citing its accessibility for people with visual impairments.
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US State Department Ditches Times New Roman Font For Calibri
The US State Department has said that Calibri will make the documents more accessible.
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Microsoft Office Is Planning to Replace Calibri as Its Default Font Soon, Introduces 5 New Font Families
Microsoft Office is introducing five new fonts — Bierstadt, Grandview, Seaford, Skeena, and Tenorite. One of them will replace Calibri as the default font in all Office Suite apps soon.
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Indian-American boy ignites debate over typeface change
An Indian-American student's bold suggestion to the US government that it could save $136 million a year by simply switching fonts from Times New Roman to Garamond in government printing has caught national attention.
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How an Indian-origin teen helped US save $400 million
A 14-year-old Indian-origin boy has come up with a unique plan that could help the US save nearly $400 million a year by merely changing the font used on official documents.
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US State Department Ditches Biden-Era "Woke" Font, Returns To Times New Roman. Here's Why
The Biden administration had adopted Calibri, a sans-serif font, in January 2023, citing its accessibility for people with visual impairments.
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US State Department Ditches Times New Roman Font For Calibri
The US State Department has said that Calibri will make the documents more accessible.
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Microsoft Office Is Planning to Replace Calibri as Its Default Font Soon, Introduces 5 New Font Families
Microsoft Office is introducing five new fonts — Bierstadt, Grandview, Seaford, Skeena, and Tenorite. One of them will replace Calibri as the default font in all Office Suite apps soon.
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Indian-American boy ignites debate over typeface change
An Indian-American student's bold suggestion to the US government that it could save $136 million a year by simply switching fonts from Times New Roman to Garamond in government printing has caught national attention.
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How an Indian-origin teen helped US save $400 million
A 14-year-old Indian-origin boy has come up with a unique plan that could help the US save nearly $400 million a year by merely changing the font used on official documents.
