The first day of fall is almost here, and the days are already getting shorter — a sign that the end of daylight saving time is approaching. At the same time, lawmakers have been considering the ...

People hoping to skip the annual tradition of “falling back” for the end of daylight saving time are in for a disappointment. The U.S. Senate is set to return to legislative business Sept. 14 but no ...

The Sunshine Protection Act, which would make daylight saving time permanent, has passed the House but not yet been voted on in the Senate. Unless the Senate passes the bill, Americans will set their ...

The fate of the twice-yearly time change is in the hands of Congress. And while there seems to be little action on the Sunshine Protection Act now in the U.S. Senate, it’s clear that some states would ...

The end of daylight saving time, when clocks are set back by one hour, is set for Sunday, Nov. 1. While Congress is considering permanently ending the twice-yearly time change and making daylight ...

Most Americans will set their clocks back one hour on Nov. 1, 2026, unless Congress acts. Legislation to make daylight saving time permanent has passed the House but awaits a vote in the Senate.

While Congress faces decisions on the future of daylight saving time, this year’s “fall back” will occur at the earliest time possible. READ MORE: When do clocks ‘fall back’ in 2026? The latest on ...

If changing the clocks twice a year feels like an outdated ritual, you're not alone. President Donald Trump reignited the debate this week by urging the Senate to pass legislation that would make ...

If you're already dreading that twice-a-year ritual of changing every clock, microwave and car dashboard you own, President Donald Trump has a message: he'd like this to be the last time Americans ...

If permanent daylight saving time ever becomes reality, Pennsylvania could get something many people have wanted for years: brighter winter evenings and an end to changing clocks twice a year. But ...

The House approved the legislation on July 14 after it advanced through committee days earlier. The bill would keep the nation on daylight saving time year-round, meaning clocks would no longer "fall ...