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The U.S. House just passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent—ending the twice-a-year clock change and keeping longer evenings year-round. Supporters love the extra evening light for activities and business, while critics worry about darker mornings and safety risks. Many still prefer standard time, citing natural rhythms and kids’ school commutes. The debate’s all about finding the right balance between convenience, safety, and nature’s schedule.
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