Daylight saving time in the U.S. will end this Sunday as clocks fall back, but a push by some lawmakers—including the president—to eliminate the biannual time change could mean the final transition. The bipartisan debate over permanently adopting daylight saving time has intensified, with the House already approving legislation to scrap the practice. Supporters argue for year-round daylight, while critics warn of potential disruptions to daily routines and public health. The proposal’s future remains uncertain amid internal political divisions.
Tick tock – clocks in America will fall back this Sunday. It could be the last time, if President Trump and some like-minded lawmakers get their way. But the debate over making daylight saving time permanent has proven divisive even within the president’s party. The House passed the Sunshine Protection Act earlier this year, which...
