Clocks are set to fall back this November, gaining an extra hour of sleep — a tradition dating to 1918 to save fuel during WWI, now on a March-forward/November-back schedule since 2007. A bipartisan House bill to make daylight saving time permanent stalled in the Senate, leaving the status quo intact. Hawaii, Arizona, and U.S. territories opt out. If the bill passes, winter mornings would grow darker, especially for places like Ohio already on DST most of the year. Mark your calendars: unless Congress acts, we’ll turn clocks back Nov 1 — next spring forward? March 14, 2027.
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