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President Donald Trump on Friday urged Congress to “push hard for more daylight at the end of a day” in his latest dig at the semiannual changing of clocks.
From NBC Chicago
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.
From Reuters
The Republican president’s position calling for more daylight would push the schedule forward, keeping the country on daylight saving time.
From SFGate

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Daylight saving time is currently in effect, with its practice leading to clocks changing twice a year
President Donald Trump on Friday urged Congress to “push hard for more daylight at the end of a day” in his latest dig at the semiannual changing of clocks.
Trump backs permanent switch to daylight savings time
Trump weighed in on the controversial topic as Congress considers whether to keep the current system or switch to either permanent daylight savings or permanent standard time.
Trump backs congressional push for permanent daylight saving time
President Donald Trump supported a push by lawmakers to make daylight saving time permanent after the Senate held a hearing on the matter. The Senate Commerce Committee held a hearing Thursday on eliminating the changeover from daylight saving time to standard time each year,
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.
U.S. officials discuss daylight saving time: Is it going away for good?
Mostly, to paraphrase The Ramones, to discuss whether it should stay or whether it should go. USA Today reports how a Senate panel got together on Thursday for an event which they so pithily titled “If I could Turn Back Time: Should We Lock the Clock?
Congress debates ending Daylight Saving Time
Senators are working around the clock on the issue of whether to end the twice-a-year time changes for Daylight Saving Time.
Trump wants Congress to end the changing of clocks and keep the country on daylight saving time
The Republican president’s position calling for more daylight would push the schedule forward, keeping the country on daylight saving time. His post came a day after a Senate pa
Daylight Saving Time: Should Indiana join Illinois in 'locking the clock?'
We’re just a few weeks removed from springing the clocks forward, stirring debate nationwide yet again over whether the bi-annual tradition is long overdue for a change. On Thursday in Washington, the Commerce Committee welcomed experts from across the country to talk about the impact of locking the clock once and for all.
U.S. Lawmakers Revisit Debate on Permanent Daylight Saving Time
U.S. lawmakers held their first hearing in over three years on whether to end the biannual clock changes associated with daylight saving time (DST). The Senate Commerce Committee gathered on Thursday to revisit the
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.
Time bill ticks no more in North Dakota Senate
A proposal to put North Dakota on permanent Daylight Saving Time has failed in the North Dakota Senate. House Bill 1259, revised by the sponsors and amended in the Senate, failed to pass April 7
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Daylight saving time bill in North Dakota amended to trigger when neighbor states concur
Supporters of the bill said that North Dakotans are more affected by daylight saving time as many of them live in the western part of the Central Time Zone. Most of North Dakota is in the Central time zone; the state’s southwestern corner observes Mountain time.
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