There's a new serif in town!

The Calibri font is going the way of the typewriter at the State Department after Secretary of State Marco Rubio inked a memo mandating that the agency use only Times New Roman for official communications and size 14 to boot, according to a department official.

The new directive, which was sent to all diplomats, is the latest action by the Trump administration to roll back diversity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. The change is effective immediately, according to the directive.

Two years ago, Rubio's predecessor, Antony Blinken, switched the State Department font to Calibri, on the recommendation of the State Department's office of diversity and inclusion, in part to assist individuals with certain visual disabilities, such as low vision and dyslexi

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