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Trump Shrugs Off Economic Chaos to Push for Daylight Savings

TURN BACK TIME

The president is urging Congress to stop changing the clocks.

David Gardner | Published Apr 11, 2025

Could Musk and Rubio Find Common Ground in Killing DST?

WHY CAN’T WE BE FRIENDS

It’s been a tumultuous time for these two, but we may have found a solution.

Catherine Bouris | Published Mar 08, 2025

Trump Wants All of America on His Time Zone

IT’S TRUMP TIME

It’s unclear if the president-elect wants to make standard time or daylight saving time permanent.

Grace Harrington, William Vaillancourt | Published Dec 13, 2024

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How Jordin Sparks Survives the Transition to Daylight Saving

SPRING FORWARD

The multi-platinum vocalist shares her tips for getting restful sleep during the swing back to DST.

Mia Maguire | Published Mar 12, 2024

Daylight Savings Turns Us Into Terrible People, Study Finds

HIT THE SNOOZE

Sleep, it turns out, makes you a better person.

Maddie Bender | Published Aug 23, 2022

U.S. Is One Step Closer to Never Changing the Clocks Again

SPRING FOREVER

The Senate just passed a bill to make Daylight Savings Time permanent. It now heads to the House.

Corbin Bolies | Published Mar 15, 2022

These Light Therapy Lamps Helped Quell My Autumnal Blues

THE SUNNY SIDE UP

Daylight savings is drawing to an end. If you're one of the many of us who experience the autumnal blues, consider investing in one of these light therapy treatments.

Mia Maguire | Published Nov 02, 2021

How to Get the Most Out of Daylight Saving Time

TIME WARP

Implement these easy-to-use items into your routine and you’ll feel like a whole new person come spring.

Jillian Lucas | Published Mar 08, 2019

Daylight Savings and the Link to Metabolic Diseases

IS IT TIME TO EAT YET?

The time when we eat is more crucial to our health and wellbeing than we realized.

Nicole Wetsman | Published Nov 03, 2018

Is Daylight Saving Time The New Full Moon?

Fall Back

You'd think more sleep means less crankiness, but apparently not, according to a new study.

Joanna Purpich | Published Nov 05, 2017

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