Congress moves closer to changing daylight saving time. Would it affect Arizona?

• A bid to end the biannual practice of changing clocks and make daylight saving time permanent moved one step closer to becoming law on Tuesday. • The House voted 308-117 to pass the bill, known as The Sunshine Protection Act, a day after it cleared a key hurdle in the House Rules Committee. • The measure, which has bipartisan support and the backing of President Donald Trump, would allow states to make daylight saving time permanent, with the option to opt out. • The legislation aims to permanently end the twice-annual changing of clocks and establish daylight saving time as the national standard. • There will be no turning back the clock if the US House has its way. • The House passed a bill on Tuesday that would make daylight saving time permanent.

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President Trump formally notified Congress last week that the U.S. has resumed military strikes against Iran, providing the Pentagon an extra 60 days to…

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