The World War II-era law also got repealed before the 1966 version of daylight saving time was enacted to stay. The short ...

That's a huge shift from the 1990s, when almost three-quarters of Americans thought changing their clocks twice a year was a fine idea. This is an area of rare bipartisan agreement, with ...

which would make daylight saving time permanent year-round and usher out the era of changing clocks, in March 2022. Under the ...

As the clock ticks forward this Sunday for Daylight Saving Time, the long-standing debate over its relevance continues.

This weekend we, as Americans, are once again directed to spring forward and set our clocks ahead one hour to observe ...

Once again, most Americans set their clocks forward by one hour this weekend, losing perhaps a bit of sleep but gaining more glorious sunlight in the evenings as the days warm into summer.

Every year, bills are introduced in state legislatures across the country seeking to end the changing of clocks twice a year OMAHA, Neb. -- Looking forward to more evening sunlight thanks to ...

SALT LAKE CITY — States that embrace daylight saving time are about to get an extra hour of light at the end of the day as the clocks change Sunday at 2 a.m. To judge by the growing should-we-or ...

the time change also means the daunting chore of manually changing clocks. Most electronics nowadays change automatically, but some household appliances still need a manual adjustment. Despite ...

The World War II-era law also got repealed before the 1966 version of daylight saving time was enacted to stay. The short answer is that people do not like changing their clocks. The lost hour of ...

we didn't have to change our clocks to accommodate the annual switch to daylight saving time. And we won't have to switch back to standard time in the fall because that's what our clocks display ...