The push for permanent daylight saving time in the U.S. has gained significant momentum, with over a dozen states advocating for the change. Lawmakers and residents in these states have long supported the idea, arguing it could simplify timekeeping and provide longer evening daylight. The proposal has sparked renewed national discussion as federal consideration appears imminent. Supporters claim the shift would offer economic and health benefits, though critics warn of potential drawbacks to morning sunlight.
The U.S. appears close to observing permanent daylight saving time. It's something more than a dozen states have been waiting for.
