Falling back, springing forward — but maybe not for much longer

Congress is on the brink of ending the annoying practice of changing clocks for daylight saving time, with the House Rules Committee voting to advance a bill that would make it permanent. If passed, this would end the twice-yearly disruption that many find inconvenient. States like Hawaii and Arizona, which currently don't observe daylight saving time, would remain unaffected. This move could simplify daily routines and reduce confusion, but it still needs full House approval to become law.