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The Baltimore Sun |
“Almost everyone agrees that changing the clock twice a year doesn’t make sense,” Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Ted Cruz said at the hearing.
Reuters |
Supporters of remaining on daylight saving time argue it would lead to brighter evenings and more economic activity during the winter months.

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Lock the clock? Senate considers ending ‘spring forward’ and ‘fall back’ time shifts
The idea is to make more use of daylight hours. The shift is followed by the clocks “falling back” an hour on the first Sunday of November. The switchover, which can leave people woozy, has been blamed for everything from traffic accidents to increased risk of heart attacks.
Senate hearing on daylight saving time set: Could the US ‘lock the clocks?’
A Senate committee hearing has been set to discuss daylight saving time. Could it be a sign that Congress is setting its sights on the twice-a-year practice?
Daylight saving time 2025: Hidden health impact as clocks go forward this weekend
In the UK the clocks go forward by one hour at 1am on the last Sunday in March, and back by one hour at 2am on the last Sunday in October - this arrangement was constituted in 1972 with the British Su
US lawmakers wants to stop clock switching. But what time?
U.S. lawmakers held their first hearing Thursday in more than three years on a long-running debate to end the practice of switching clocks twice a year.
Daylight saving time hearing held before Senate panel: 'We have been stuck with this since World War I'
A Senate committee discussed the potential abolition of daylight saving time, citing public discontent and health concerns, yet differing opinions remain about adopting a permanent time standard.
Watch live: Senate panel considers whether to abolish daylight saving time change
The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee will convene a hearing Thursday on whether to make daylight saving time permanent and end the twice-yearly time change. The hearing, titled “If I Could Turn Back Time: Should We Lock the Clock,
Senate daylight saving time hearing: "Stuck with this since World War I"
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 a "50/50 issue,
Daylight saving time ended Sunday. Why do we change our clocks? And how does it affect our bodies?
As summer fades into autumn, most Australian states and territories will set their clocks back an hour as daylight saving time ends and standard time resumes. About one-third of the world also adjust their clocks seasonally, moving forward in spring and back in autumn (remember: spring forward; fall back).
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Why do clocks go forward – and could daylight saving time be scrapped?
The clocks go forward at 1am on the last Sunday in March. This year that will be on March 30. BST – or daylight saving time (DST) – lasts until the final Sunday in October, when the clocks go back an hour. Early risers will notice darker mornings ...
Lawmakers say “stop the clock”
Scott Yates, founder of the Stop the Clock Movement, testified that the decades-old practice disrupts daily life and should end. “It’s something that we’ve been stuck with since World War I, and this is our opportunity to finally fix it,” Yates said.
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Don’t Clock Daylight Saving Time
“With all thy getting, get understanding." 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 ...
GOP, Dems align to end Daylight Saving over health, economic risks: ‘Stop the clock’
In 1957, rockabilly singer Bob Ehret repeated, “We’ve got to stop the clock, baby; to spend more time with you” — and in a Senate Commerce Committee hearing, lawmakers from both sides
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