Was President Trump right to call for ending the twice-a-year clock change in the U.S.?
President Trump reignited the national debate over daylight saving time this week, renewing his call to stop changing the clocks twice a year.
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One thing I can agree with him on.
Permanent standard time means darker winter evenings, permanent daylight time means darker winter mornings. Which trade-off would you rather live with?