US Clocks Fall Back as Daylight Saving Time Ends; Permanent Switch Debate Continues

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Daylight saving time ended on November 1, with clocks set back an hour, giving people an extra hour of sleep but bringing darker evenings. Lawmakers continue to debate whether to make daylight saving time permanent rather than switching twice a year. Legislation on the issue has stalled in the Senate even though it has bipartisan backing in the House. Public opinion leans toward keeping standard time over a permanent daylight saving schedule, largely because of concerns about sleep cycles.

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