As public backlash to the seeming omnipresence of artificial intelligence intensifies, the collective quest to weed out—and reject—telltale signs of its use continues. One of the first casualties, to ...
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Samsung’s March 2026 security patch has broken custom fonts for some users. The broken custom fonts might be due to Samsung fixing a font-related flaw on its phones. Galaxy owners can still apparently ...
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The State Department’s decision to stop using the Calibri typeface in favor of Times New Roman shook one community far removed from the workings of government: type designers. “I love it when, once in ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio sent a memo on Tuesday ordering everyone at the U.S. State Department to use Times New Roman for all official government documents, according to the New York Times. What ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has ordered U.S. embassies and consulates to use Times New Roman font for diplomatic communications, reversing the Biden administration’s switch to Calibri. “Typography ...
It’s the rise of the Roman Empire at the U.S. State Department — Times New Roman, that is. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content. In a ...