This is the wrong way to handle daylight saving time

The House has taken a controversial step by passing a bill to make daylight saving time (DST) permanent, ending the twice-yearly switch between standard and daylight time. This move has sparked debate on whether the disruption caused by the time change—impacting everything from health to productivity—is worth it. Advocates argue it simplifies scheduling, while critics contend it leads to lost sleep and increased health risks. This decision could set a precedent for future legislation, shaping how we manage time in the U.S. and potentially influencing other countries considering similar changes.