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Clocks Fall Back as Daylight Saving Time Debate Resumes
Original: daylight savings 2026
Americans turned their clocks back an hour as daylight saving time ended, prompting a fresh wave of coverage on how the switch affects sleep and health. Sleep experts explained the disruption to body clocks, while commentators including the New York Times revisited whether the practice should be abolished. One report noted standard time will now last longer each year until 2099.
Why now: The annual end of daylight saving time is prompting renewed debate over its health effects and whether the practice should end.
United StatesDaylight Saving Time
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- Would Ending Seasonal Clock Changes Make Streets Safer for People Outside Cars? · Streetsblog USA
- Sleep health expert explains how falling back affects the body clock · News-Medical
- What a switch to year-round daylight saving time would change, in six graphics · NBC News
- Is It Time to End Daylight Saving Time? · The New York Times
- Daylight saving time, nepotism and voting | Smith · The Detroit News
- Creighton professor offers advice as clocks fall back for daylight saving time · KETV
- Clocks fell back Sunday in Philly. Standard time won’t last longer until 2099. · Inquirer.com
- Clocks fell back early this year: What the time change means for you · KTLA
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