This change sounds like that "waste, fraud, and abuse" stuff.

If you add up all the government memos, forms, letters, contracts, publications, everything printed globally…

“wow. many serif. so pointy. much ink. such waste!” — Kabosu, probably

I support the change, though the rationale used for it seems to me to be nonsense.

Times New Roman might not be the world's most beautiful font, but at least is a little bit less atrocious than Calibri (which is awful). So, whatever the rationale invoked, I welcome the change.

Sometimes, when I have to work on documents which will be shared with many users, I use Times New Roman as serif, and Arial as a sans serif. Both choices are (admittedly in my very subjective opinion) better than Calibri, and it's almost guaranteed that every PC will have these fonts available, or at least exact metric equivalents of them.

Dog whistle for transphobic people.

Surprised they didn’t go with .

I had to check this was actually Reuters and not The Onion. eye roll

Wasn't there was a previous "coup" that changed it from TNR to Calibri? TNR is nicer though.

I'm dyslexic and I much prefer to read Times New Roman to Calibri. I think it's a good move.

This headline is obnoxious

The princess and the pea.

Make Arial Great Again