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With Sunshine Protection Act, why Florida falls back

Could daylight saving time ever end permanently? What's the Sunshine Protection Act?

Despite renewed calls to end the twice-yearly clock changes, most Americans will “fall back” an hour this weekend as daylight saving time comes to a close.

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Daylight saving time is ending. Sunshine Protection Act, why Florida still falls back

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Do We Still Need Daylight Saving Time? New Research Shows Negative Health Impacts

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What’s Going Around | How the end of daylight saving time affects the body

Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday.

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Daylight saving time ends this weekend. Here’s a simple way to reset your body clock faster

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Gain sleep, lose sunlight: Clocks will fall back Sunday as 4 p.m. sunsets begin

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Trying to explain Daylight Saving Time (Yes, it ends again this Sunday)

The reality is that, no matter how soon they want to end it, the Ontario government is kind of at the mercy of others.

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Does daylight saving time end this weekend in Washington? Here's when clocks 'fall back'

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Daylight saving time is ending. What time sunrise, sunset will be around Central Jersey

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Trump pleaded for more daylight but Congress stalls again on ‘Sunshine’ bill

Combatants in the daylight-saving fight thought their prospects were bright after Trump waded in. But once again, the fate of their movement is cloudy.

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Senator Tuberville continuing to advocate for ‘The Sunshine Protection Act’

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WHNT) – Tommy Tuberville is continuing to advocate for his bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent.

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Senator Tuberville urges end to clock changes, pushes Sunshine Protection Act

Sen. Tommy Tuberville spoke on the Senate floor advocating for the Sunshine Protection Act, a bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent.

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It’s Just About Time to Change the Clocks Again, and We Should Finally Admit We’ll Never Fix This

So, this Sunday at 2 a.m., we’ll all turn our clocks back. Come March, we’ll spring ahead and lose an hour of sleep. Congress will probably keep reintroducing bills. Senators will probably keep issuing press releases.