It seems like the planets aligned this year, with Halloween and the end of daylight saving time falling on back-to-back days.

Daylight saving time could become permanent as the Senate weighs ending clock changes after Trump's latest push for the Sunshine Protection Act.

Every March and November, most Americans participate in one of the strangest rituals in modern life: turning the clocks forward or back an hour. We abruptly lose one hour of sleep in the spring and ...

What happens if there's no more daylight saving time? You might be surprised by the answer.

It’s officially August, which means the end of daylight saving time is just a few months away, when clocks will fall back one hour. The House voted July 14 to make daylight saving time permanent ...

If changing the clocks twice a year feels like an outdated ritual, you're not alone. President Donald Trump reignited the debate this week by urging the Senate to pass legislation that would make ...

As Congress moves closer to potentially ending America's twice-yearly clock changes — daylight saving time start and end — many people are shifting from asking whether they'll change their clocks this ...

The House has passed legislation to make daylight saving time permanent, which would mean later sunrises and sunsets year-round. Proponents of permanent daylight saving time cite a preference for ...