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Something major just happened in Washington — and it could finally end one of the most annoying government policies Americans deal with every year.

President Trump has thrown his support behind making Daylight Saving Time permanent, putting an end to the twice-a-year clock changes that disrupt sleep, hurt productivity, and throw families off schedule. The move is gaining traction in Congress, with lawmakers pushing legislation that would eliminate the spring forward and fall back for good.

Supporters say this is common sense. Studies show the time change increases workplace accidents, raises the risk of heart issues, and disrupts daily life with little to no benefit. Meanwhile, brighter evenings have been linked to lower crime, stronger local economies, and better quality of life.

Trump’s position is simple: Americans shouldn’t have their lives disrupted by outdated government policies. With several states already backing permanent Daylight Saving Time and bipartisan support growing, this could be one of the rare issues Washington actually agrees on.

Critics argue darker mornings could create safety concerns, but advocates say modern schedules, remote work, and improved infrastructure make those concerns outdated. For many families, ending the clock change would mean more daylight after work, more time outdoors, and fewer health disruptions.

The question now is whether Congress will finally act — or let another year of pointless clock changes pass.

Watch the full breakdown and decide for yourself whether it’s time to end Daylight Saving Time once and for all.

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