President Trump is calling on the Senate to pass legislation ending the twice-yearly practice of changing clocks for daylight saving time. The House of Representatives has already approved the bill, aiming to eliminate the biannual time shifts experienced by millions of Americans each spring and fall. The legislation seeks to establish permanent daylight saving time across the United States, potentially ending the disruption to sleep schedules and related health concerns. Supporters argue it would boost economic activity and reduce traffic accidents. While the bill passed the House with bipartisan support, its fate in the Senate remains uncertain. This move follows ongoing debate regarding the benefits and drawbacks of changing clocks, with some advocating for permanent standard time instead. If enacted, the law would represent a significant change to a long-standing tradition.