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ALT USA Today A clock change dilemma pits science vs. politics Some politicians want permanent daylight saving time, but a chorus of scientists say that's the wrong way to fix the seasonal time change problem. Doyle Rice & Jeanine Santucci Updated Oct. 10, 2026, 11:35 a.m. ET Daylight is already fading, and soon Americans will set back the clocks too. But this year political support is building for doing away with seasonal time changes by switching to permanent daylight saving time. That would be a mistake, scientists say. A new report echoes a chorus of scientific research saying that permanent standard time is the best solution for eliminating the dreaded twice-yearly clock change. You might enjoy daylight saving time for its later sunsets throughout the year. But standard time's earlier sunrises are more in line with our body clocks, leading to better sleep and mood, authors of the report say. For now, most of the nation is scheduled to set the clocks back Nov. 1, ending…

ALT The Philadelphia Inquirer Opinion All time is local: Against a permanent daylight saving time Making daylight saving time permanent would only further institutionalize a state-controlled and sanctioned system of artificial time, extending a temporal framework that has long been tied to war. by Rasheedah Phillips, For The Inquirer Published Oct. 4, 2026, 3:01 p.m. ET The push to make daylight saving time permanent has recently gained momentum, with the House voting in July to pass the Sunshine Protection Act. The bill now sits with the Senate, but no vote has been scheduled, and it appears increasingly unlikely it will pass before the November time change. For now, we can still expect time to “fall back” an hour this year, even as the debate over permanent daylight saving time continues. Depending on your geography and what season you’re in, permanent daylight saving time may mean a marginal difference in terms of darkness and sunlight balance. But for other states, this could…





























