U.S. House Approves Permanent Daylight Saving Time

The U.S. House voted to make daylight saving time permanent. Lawmakers supported the Sunshine Protection Act. The measure would eliminate the biannual clock changes. Proponents argue it benefits public health and commerce. Critics warn of potential impacts on morning darkness. The vote reflects growing bipartisan interest in time‑zone reform. Senate action is required before the law can take effect. Observers will watch for further legislative developments.