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Debating daylight saving: Alabama Sen. Tuberville once again pushing for permanent time change

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Americans will lose an hour of sleep this weekend as clocks spring forward for daylight saving time on Sunday morning, reviving a decades-old debate in Washington.

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Daylight saving time begins tomorrow — could it be the last time change ever?

Daylight saving time could take effect for the last time on Sunday. Amid the federal government debating whether to keep daylight saving time or toss it for good, the clocks are leaping forward an hour yet again. Here’s why that…

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It’s Time to ‘Spring Forward’—What to Know About the Debate Around Daylight Savings

Americans will again change their clocks on March 9, setting them one hour ahead to observe Daylight Saving Time in a yearly cyclical pattern that experts say leads to more car accidents, heart attacks, and strokes. Efforts are underway to stop this process. Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) is touting a bipartisan effort known as the “Sunshine Protection Act,” which would make Daylight Saving Time the national year-round standard. In 2023, Rep. Vern Buc…

·New York, United States
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ColoradoanColoradoan
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Could daylight saving time become permanent in Colorado? Here's what to know

Daylight saving time starts Sunday. Here's what to know about the push to make it permanent and how it would affect Colorado residents.

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Debating daylight saving: Alabama Sen. Tuberville once again pushing for permanent time change

Americans will lose an hour of sleep this weekend as clocks spring forward for daylight saving time on Sunday morning, reviving a decades-old debate in Washington.

·Birmingham, United States
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WVTM broke the news in Birmingham, United States on Friday, March 7, 2025.
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