US House passes bipartisan bill to make daylight saving time permanent

The U.S. House has taken a significant step toward ending the twice-yearly clock changes with a bipartisan vote to make daylight saving time permanent across the country. The Sunshine Protection Act passed with a substantial majority, showing broad support for simplifying the calendar by eliminating the need to adjust clocks twice a year. While this move could make mornings brighter in the spring and evenings darker in the fall, its future in the Senate remains unclear. This decision reflects a growing consensus that the traditional practice of daylight saving time may be outdated.