PoliticsAnalysis: Congress again considers making Daylight Saving Time permanent
Congress is once again considering whether to end the United States’ twice-yearly practice of moving clocks forward or backward by an hour. The proposal under discussion would keep Daylight Saving Time in place throughout the year. Rather than switching seasonally between standard time and Daylight Saving Time, the country would follow one permanent clock schedule. The issue has resurfaced as a policy debate in Congress.
Analysis: Congress again considers making Daylight Saving Time permanent