Daylight Saving Time
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Trump Presses Senate on Permanent Daylight Saving Time as Clock Change Approaches
President Donald Trump is demanding Senate Republicans pass the Sunshine Protection Act after the House approved year-round Daylight Saving Time in a 308-117 vote.
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Sunshine Protection Act faces Senate standoff after House passage
The Sunshine Protection Act faces a Senate standoff after House passage, as lawmakers debate the safety risks of dark winter mornings for school children.
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Daylight Saving Time 2026 Begins March 8 Amid Permanence Debate
Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday, March 8, 2026, in most of the U.S., with clocks moving forward one hour. This annual change reignites calls for permanent DST.
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Daylight Saving Time 2026: Clocks Spring Forward Amid Debate
Preparations are underway for Daylight Saving Time 2026, with clocks set to spring forward on March 8, reigniting the contentious debate over its benefits and drawbacks.
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What Time Would It Be Without Daylight Saving in U.S.? Exploring the Real Clock Behind the Shift
As daylight saving time ends, millions reset their clocks—but what would our daily routines look like if the time never changed? This article unpacks the true time beneath the twice-yearly shifts, the patchwork of participation, and the debate over whether…
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Daylight Saving Time Ends: What to Know and How It Impacts Your Routine
Daylight saving time ends this Sunday, marking a shift in daily routines and sparking ongoing debates about its relevance. Here’s how the change affects you and why it remains a fixture in U.S. life.
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Daylight Saving Time: How Clock Changes Affect Health, History, and Daily Life
Daylight Saving Time isn’t just about shifting clocks; it’s a century-old practice that impacts sleep, health, and daily routines. As debates continue over its relevance, science reveals both its historical roots and surprising health consequences.
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Daylight Saving Time 2025: Key Facts and What to Expect
Daylight saving time in 2025 ends earlier than usual, with clocks set to ‘fall back’ on November 2. Here’s a comprehensive look at the practice, its history, and its implications.