One small time change had a surprising effect on this grandpa’s heart - see how it all unfolded. Neal McDonough's decision to ...

Changing the clocks twice a year is bad for your health, experts have warned. Members of the British Sleep Society (BSS), a professional organisation for medical, scientific and health workers ...

Changing the clocks has real downsides; “springing forward” in particular tends to cause brief upticks in the number of workplace injuries, fatal car crashes, heart attacks, ...

California voted in 2018 to stop changing the clock. So why are we still doing it? Yes, you have to turn your clocks back an hour at 2 a.m. Sunday ...

Changing the clocks twice a year is jarring. That’s why we should keep doing it. March 10, 2023. Renée Loth; Ian Roders fastens the hands to a clock at Electric Time Company, Nov. 1 , 2022 ...

Why the time change? When you wake up on that Sunday at 2 a.m., yawn, adjust your sleeping cap, and wind the long hand forward an hour, you might wonder: Why are we still doing this? Here's why.

More than two dozen states at least considered withdrawing from the biannual clock change.Unfortunately, they’re largely hoping for permanent daylight saving time, not permanent standard time.

For all that, clock-changing is unpopular. In 2019 the European Parliament voted to end this long-established practice from 2021 (though the small matter of a global pandemic has pushed it back ...

What’s happening with the effort to get rid of Daylight Saving Time and its twice annual clock changing? Not much. You will still need to set your clock back an hour this Sunday, Nov. 5. Since ...

IDEAS Here’s how we can stop changing the clocks once and for all Permanent daylight saving would make more sense if we redrew the time zones — and we might want a change of 30 minutes instead ...

In the United States, a clock change called “Fast Time” was introduced in 1918, but it was repealed less than a year later. Some cities, including Boston, New York and Pittsburgh, continued to ...

If it’s passed by member states and becomes law, it means that we’ll all be changing our clocks for the final time in either March or October 2021. Proponents of the move say that it’ll save ...