A Florida congressman has introduced a new bill to end daylight saving time, but in a new way. How would it affect your schedule?

Share on Pinterest A new study suggests that staying in standard time or staying in daylight saving time is better for overall health than switching the clocks twice a year. Getty Images/blackCAT New ...

You might have gotten a little extra sleep last night, as the clocks jumped back for the end of daylight saving time. However, a new Stanford study suggests that the centuries-long practice might do ...

Daylight savings has been a contentious issue for years now, though one federal lawmaker from Florida says he might just have a solution.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Daylight saving time ends this Sunday, Nov. 2, which means we'll gain an hour of sleep as clocks "fall back" one hour. But with it getting darker earlier at night, many people are ...

A new bill proposed this month by Florida Republican Gregory Steube could modify daylight saving time as we know it.

The Daylight Act of 2026 proposes ending daylight saving time and shifting U.S. clocks by 30 minutes, impacting time zones, health, markets, and India–US work schedules.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Only about a third of countries practice the biannual time shift that is daylight saving time, most of them in Europe and North ...

On the 8th of the month, clocks will spring forward one hour across most of the country, despite critics pointing out its effects on health and President Trump’s support for eliminating it ...

Daylight savings is right around the corner. Here's when you need to change your clock and why we do this every year.

When Daylight Saving Time begins, the clocks “spring forward” at 2 a.m., moving ahead by one hour and causing us to lose an ...