An idea whose time has come
The U.S. Senate is tired of being in the dark ... well, at least in the early evening during winter.
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The U.S. Senate is tired of being in the dark ... well, at least in the early evening during winter.
The US Senate unanimously passed legislation Tuesday which makes Daylight Saving Time permanent year-round, if also passed by the house and signed by the president into law.
If you found yourself a tad grumpy Sunday after losing an hour of sleep, you'd be in good company. Studies show most Americans would like to put an end to bidding farewell to that hour of sleep in March and waiting months for the joy of welcoming that hour back in November.
Some say it gives us longer days. Some link it to heart attacks, car crashes and strokes. Some say abolish it! Here's a few ways to handle DST.
"I think the idea of constantly changing back and forth is a crazy idea, so I'm glad there's an attempt to maybe settle down on one time, but I think we're selecting the wrong one."