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US daylight saving time ends: Why does America still change clocks twice a year? The 1918 history behind the practice
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- The practice is followed across most US states and the twice-yearly clock change has remained controversial, with lawmakers continuing to debate whether the country should adopt daylight saving time throughout the year.
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Nov 1, 2026 · Updated 11/1/2026, 3:52:58 PM · Reported with: Mint
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