US House passes bipartisan bill to make daylight saving time permanent

The U.S. House has taken a significant step to make daylight saving time (DST) permanent across the country, moving beyond the traditional twice-a-year clock adjustments. This bipartisan bill reflects a growing consensus that the annual hassle of changing the clocks is unnecessary. With a push from both parties, this legislation could end the long-debated practice, though it still requires Senate approval and presidential signature to become law. If enacted, it would bring a sense of stability and potentially reduce energy costs by optimizing natural light usage.