WATCH: Could changing the clock twice a year become a thing of the past?

The ongoing debate about daylight saving time has lawmakers and the public split on whether to make it permanent. With August 19, 2026, marking a significant date in this discussion, many are questioning if the twice-yearly clock change will soon become obsolete. Advocates argue that year-round daylight saving time could improve health and reduce energy consumption, while critics worry about the disruption to daily routines and potential negative impacts on work schedules. This debate underscores broader concerns about societal rhythms and their impact on health and productivity.