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A bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent is moving forward, potentially ending the twice annual changing of clocks. Fox News reports a bid to make daylight saving permanent was folded into a ...

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President Trump on Thursday praised the House Energy and Commerce Committee’s vote to report a bill that would make daylight saving time permanent. The committee voted 48-1 to report the Sunshine ...

There’s roughly half a year before daylight saving time ends, but a group of lawmakers is hoping that day never comes. The House Energy and Commerce Committee is set to hold a markup on May 21, where ...

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