US daylight saving time ends: Why does America still change clocks twice a year? The 1918 history behind the practice

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Daylight saving time concluded on November 1 across most United States states, returning an extra hour of sleep and earlier evening darkness. The twice-yearly ritual remains a subject of ongoing debate among lawmakers who have stalled on recent legislation to adopt the change permanently. In addition to the legislative disputes, sleep experts object to the biannual shifts, as the Times of India notes.

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