Bipartisan Group Of Senators Reintroduce Bill To Enact Year-Round Daylight Saving Time

On Tuesday, a bipartisan collection of senators introduced a bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent, a move that would allow Americans to stop changing their clocks twice a year.

This weekend, Americans will “spring forward” and adjust clocks one hour ahead to comply with the Daylight Saving Time method that has become a regular part of Americans’ lives. The change lasts from Sunday, March 14, and goes until Sunday, November 7.