Daylight saving time, a practice affecting almost 400 million people across North America, is once again in the spotlight as ...

Daylight saving time is once again in the spotlight, this time because of Donald Trump. The practice affecting almost 400 ...

Daylight saving time, a practice affecting almost 400 million people across North America, is once again in the spotlight as debates over its necessity continue.

Tired of changing your clocks? Here's how your day would be impacted if we switched to standard time all year.

Daylight saving time, affecting millions in North America, is under scrutiny as U.S. President-elect Trump pushes to abolish it, calling it costly and inconvenient. The bipartisan debate continues, ...

President-elect Donald Trump wants to do away with daylight saving time (DST), a move that some experts say could improve ...

Explore Baker Mayfield's top season with Tampa Bay, featuring his five-TD game, and evaluate their playoff prospects. They ...

Traditionally nonpolitical topics like medical advice or the propulsion systems of cars are becoming highly partisan. Et tu, ...

After President-elect Trump reignited the decades-old debate over DST, Newsweek looks at how the end of daylight savings could impact the U.S.

I’m not much for predictions. But I will go out on a limb and forecast that for politics in 2025, we are going to see a lot more partisan strangeness.

If the goal were simply to maximize sleep and physical well-being, we’d all be on our own solar time — with the sun overhead ...

After daylight saving time ended in November, clocks will spring forward one hour once again on Sunday, March 9, 2025 beginning at 2 a.m.