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Clocks in America will fall back this Sunday amid daylight saving time debate

Clocks in America will fall back one hour on November 5, 2026. This change may be the last if President Trump and some lawmakers succeed in making daylight saving time permanent. The Sunshine Protection Act, passed by the House earlier this year, has generated division among lawmakers.

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Clocks in America will fall back one hour on November 5, 2026. This change may be the last if President Trump and some lawmakers succeed in making daylight saving time permanent. The Sunshine Protection Act, passed by the House earlier this year, has generated division among lawmakers.

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Time to set back the clocks, much to Trump’s chagrin

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Clocks in America will fall back this Sunday amid daylight saving time debate