Daylight Savings Time History

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Support for daylight saving time is at its lowest level in US history — here’s which states are pushing to ‘lock the clocks’

However, the change could soon become a thing of the past, as more states push to “lock the clocks.”

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Did the time change last night? Here's why clocks 'fall back' for daylight saving time

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The U.S. tried permanent daylight saving time—and hated it

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Did you forget to turn your clock back? Daylight saving time ends today

Daylight Saving Time, the practice of moving clocks forward one hour in the summer and then back again in the fall, has come to an end.

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Daylight saving time ends Sunday. Here's what to know

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Daylight saving time is ending. Sunshine Protection Act, why Florida still falls back

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Daylight saving time end 2025, is tonight when we turn clocks back an hour? DST fall back

In April, President Donald Trump urged Congress to make DST permanent in a Truth Social post, “The House and Senate should push hard for more Daylight at the end of a day.

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California clocks ‘fall back’ Nov. 2 as daylight saving time ends

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Did you reset your clocks? 47% opposed daylight saving time

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The contentious origins of daylight saving time, why we observe it and why it’s still a politicized topic

Daylight Saving Time has officially ended … again. Although most of us probably appreciated the extra hour of sleep, this twice-yearly ritual of adjusting the time leaves many people asking, “Why do we do this?

America once made daylight saving time permanent. Here’s what went wrong.

In 1974, the U.S. tried staying on daylight saving time all year. The result was darker mornings and public panic.

Did Benjamin Franklin create daylight saving time? History explained

History of Daylight Savings We change clocks behind an hour or "fall back" at 2 am ET Sunday, Nov. 2, 2025. DST starts, "spring forward," March 8, 2026.