Trump Revives Call for Permanent Daylight Saving Time

President Trump has renewed his call to make daylight saving time permanent, arguing that it would eliminate the inconvenience of changing clocks and allow for more evening sunlight. This comes as U.S. lawmakers reconvened to discuss the contentious issue, with the Senate Commerce Committee evaluating the merits of permanent daylight saving time versus standard time year-round. While there has been bipartisan support in the Senate for making daylight saving time permanent, efforts have stalled in the House. The debate includes diverse perspectives, with advocates highlighting economic benefits and opponents citing potential health and safety issues. Lobbying efforts from various interest groups, including golf course owners and sleep experts, indicate the stakes involved in this decision. As discussions continue, consensus remains elusive on which time system to adopt permanently.