There are just four weeks until daylight saving time ends for the year. The twice-annual time changing tradition will pick back up in March.

Daylight saving time, affecting North America, is under scrutiny due to recent legislative proposals and public sentiment. People will soon get an extra hour of sleep as clocks move back in November.

Earth’s 23.44-degree tilt creates seasons and changes day lengths. Daylight saving time adjusts daylight hours, yet remains debated.

As cooler temperatures settle in, millions of Americans are preparing to turn their clocks back as daylight saving time comes to an end.

The end of daylight saving time is fast approaching, and for some across the country, there’s hope that this will be the last time we change the clocks. Whatever side of the “lock the clock” argument you stand on,

It’s the broken-clock debate ticking for more than 100 years in Queensland: What should we do about daylight savings?

Daylight saving time, a practice affecting almost 400 million people across North America, is once again in the spotlight as debates over its necessity continue. This twice-a-year ritual of adjusting clocks forward in spring and back in autumn has been ingrained in American,

What is daylight saving time? Daylight saving time (DST) is the period between March and November when most people in the US set their clocks forward one hour. Daylight saving tim