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Senate weighs whether to ‘lock the clock’ and end daylight saving time, which Arizona hasn’t observed since 1968
Sen. Ted Cruz led a Senate hearing to discuss ending daylight saving time nationwide, bringing the other 48 states in line with Arizona and Hawaii – the only two where residents don’t spring ahead and fall back.
Ditch the switch? Senators debate future of daylight saving time
Today's hearing, named after Cher's hit song "If I Could Turn Back Time" examined a bipartisan bill called the Sunshine Protection Act, which would change our current system where, in March, most states spring forward to daylight saving time and then in November fall back to standard time.
Instead, the Senate committee hearing on whether to end the wrenching, twice-a-year shifts between daylight saving time and standard time split lawmakers in other, more complex ways. Would ...
In the U.S. we change clocks twice a year, either by setting them forward or backward an hour. There’s a movement afoot to do away with Daylight Saving Time (DST ... in the fall also has ...
(NEXSTAR) — Roughly a month ago, most Americans lost an hour of precious Sunday sleep as daylight saving time began and our clocks jumped forward. The U.S. again could be on the precipice of ...
A Senate committee heard from several experts Thursday on setting a year-round time standard instead of switching back and forth with daylight saving time. President Trump recently called it ...
Daylight Saving Time (DST) is the practice of setting clocks forward by one hour in spring and back by one hour in fall to maximize daylight The time change disrupts sleep patterns and ...
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