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ALT Political cartoon by TCB Teacher. President Trump and Speaker Johnson attempt to drive the United States off a cliff in a car marked “Permanent DST”. But Senator Cotton, dressed as Superman, stops it.
ALT A photo of 6am Pacific Daylight Time on September 20 in San Francisco, with a pitch-black sky. A photo of 6am Pacific Standard Time on September 20 in San Francisco, with a sunlit sky.
ALT Newspaper clipping from September 11, 2026, in the American River Messenger. Editorial by California State Senator Roger Niello for permanent Standard Time.
ALT Infographic by Roger Seheult MD, listing many reasons against Daylight Saving Time and for permanent Standard Time.
ALT Column chart of morning sunlight exposure comparing the status quo (97% of urban Americans seeing sunlight before 8am) to permanent DST (13%).
ALT Newspaper clipping from August 7, 1974. Published by the Courier–Post, in Camden, New Jersey. Headline, “It Was Depressing – Please, Not Another Winter of Daylight Saving Time”. Written by Paul Miller.
ALT Chicago’s Very Own WGN9 “The favorable thing is if we have sunlight in the morning prior to going to work or prior to going to school and that would be gone if we went to daylight saving time year-round,” Wyatt said. His vote – and the vote of his fellow sleep experts – is for a permanent switch to standard time. But the proposed legislation, on its way to the U.S. Senate, would put the country in permanent daylight saving time. Dr. James Wyatt, a sleep medicine physician with Rush University Medical Center (Photo/WGN)
ALT The Minnesota Star Tribune Opinion Making daylight saving time permanent would leave Minnesota children in the dark Instead, federal lawmakers should consider making standard time the rule year round. By Jay Demas Guest contributor August 4, 2026 at 11:06AM Photo: A group of elementary school kids board their school bus in the morning snow, Jan. 14, 2022, in Apple Valley. (Glen Stubbe/The Minnesota Star Tribune) Last month, the U.S. House voted 308 to 117 to make daylight saving time permanent. The Sunshine Protection Act now moves to the Senate, and President Donald Trump has stated his support. If this act becomes law, almost all of the country — Minnesota included — would spring forward next March and never fall back. Let’s start with what the bill gets right. Ending the twice-a-year clock change is a very good idea. The switch itself does real harm, especially in spring when losing an hour of sleep is followed by measurable spikes in heart attacks, strokes and car crashes…