Sunrises before 5 a.m.? How permanent standard time would impact summer mornings
The Hill1 min read61 words
Summer mornings across the United States could undergo a significant shift if lawmakers eliminate the seasonal practice of daylight saving time. Currently observed by most of the country, daylight saving time advances clocks by one hour in the spring and reverts them in the fall, a system originally intended to maximize evening daylight. A permanent transition to standard time would lock
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