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No, the U.S. government hasn’t made daylight saving time permanent

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Millions of Americans will set their clocks forward one hour on March, 10, 2024, as daylight saving time begins. Federal lawmakers have introduced legislation to make daylight Saving time permanent throughout the country, citing alleged health and economic benefits. The bill has since been reintroduced several times in Congress. It gained some momentum when the Senate unanimously approved it in March 2022, but the House of Representatives did not pass the bill.

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No, the U.S. government hasn’t made daylight saving time permanent

The Sunshine Protection Act, which has been introduced multiple times, would make daylight saving time permanent. But federal lawmakers haven't passed the bill.

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VERIFY broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, February 21, 2024.
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