President Donald Trump on Friday backed switching the U.S. to permanent daylight savings time, a move that would eliminate the often disruptive moving of clocks back and forth twice a year and offer more sunlight later in winter afternoons. Trump weighed ...

It's meteorologist Eva Marie, and there's been *** lot of discussion about the time change of getting rid of the time change and actually going to permanent daylight saving time. Why do we even have this time change to begin with? Well, this time of year ...

As the clocks "go forward" for large parts of the U.S. this weekend, you may well miss the resulting lost hour of sleep. However, the health impacts of the shift into daylight saving time (DST) are much larger. This is the argument of biologist professor ...

Sunday is the time to move clocks forward. Precisely speaking, 2 a.m. will become 3 a.m. as clocks are moved one hour ahead. Because this switch happens overnight, it’s perceived that people will lose an hour of sleep. This means many people waking up ...

Sunday marks the first of two time changes for Washingtonians this year, despite previous legislative efforts that would have outlawed the twice-yearly switch. At 2 a.m., residents across the state and most Americans will “spring forward” into daylight ...

Last month, nearly the entire country performed the biannual ritual of changing our clocks. But on Capitol Hill Thursday, lawmakers debated getting rid of this practice once and for all. William Brangham explains. PBS News Hour is available to stream on ...

President Trump on Friday backed switching the U.S. to permanent daylight savings time, a move that would eliminate the much-hated need to move clocks back and forth twice a year and offer more sunlight later in winter afternoons. Trump weighed in on the ...