Discover how daylight saving time affects your health, spending habits, and summer activities. Learn the history and future ...

Ending biannual clock switching seems like the kind of bold move Trump loves. But as Congress considers a change, he has ...

Fewer hours of darkness meant less electricity consumption for ... spoke about the health concerns associated with changing the time twice a year and with the permanence of Daylight Saving Time (DST), ...

and he said most golfers want to keep daylight savings time as it is. Golf relies on ‘recreational daylight,’ or the hours of the day that line up with the sun’s light and people’s general ...

The United States didn't adopt daylight saving time until March 19, 1918, with the intention of adding additional daylight hours also as a way to help save energy costs during World War I ...

Despite committee approval, the Sunshine Protection Act of 2025 must face another vote after a technical violation.

With regard to energy savings, the most common justification for daylight saving time, Cruz said: "This concept (fewer hours of darkness means less electricity consumption for lighting and heating ...

But permanent Daylight Saving Time is worse," testified Karin Johnson ... There are only so many hours and minutes of sunlight in the day. Period. It’s always going to get too dark too early ...