President Donald Trump advocates for permanent daylight saving time across the United States. The House of Representatives has approved the Sunshine Protection Act for this change. However, the Senate has not yet voted on the measure, creating uncertainty. Opponents express concerns about darker winter mornings and children's safety. Until legislation passes, Americans will continue changing clocks twice annually.

Trump wants to end clock changes with permanent daylight saving time, but the Senate may not act before Nov. 1, leaving the fall clock change in place.

President Donald Trump advocates for permanent daylight saving time across the United States. The House of Representatives has approved the Sunshine Protection Act for this…