Daylight saving time is a divisive topic. Our columnists unpack its origins.

No one likes springing forward. Most people in the United States, minus two states, last an hour of sleep when we went back into Daylight Saving Time. For many, the impact of the lost hour will ...

The first occurrence of modern daylight saving time being used in countries can be traced back to 1916 in Germany and Austria. The rationale was to minimize the use of artificial lighting to save ...

The clip is either a skilled imitation or the product of artificial intelligence technology. At the time of this writing, Trump's most recent public stance on daylight saving time was that it's a ...

On Sunday, March 9, the United States moved its clocks forward for the first time this year. However, Americans will have to adjust their clocks again in a few months when Daylight Saving Time ...

The shift to daylight saving time does more than steal an hour of sleep — it messes with your health. Your body operates on an internal clock called the circadian rhythm, and certain factors ...

and on that day clocks will fall back one hour to standard time. That shifting of dates means that in 2027 the start and end of Daylight Saving Time will occur on the latest dates possible ...

ANOTHER THREAT TO PUBLIC HEALTH. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME STARTS THIS SUNDAY AT 2 A.M. SO HERE TO EXPLAIN IS DOCTOR MELINA PAVLOVA, A NEUROLOGIST AND MEDICAL DIRECTOR OF THE CLINICAL SLEEP LABORATORY ...

This year, daylight saving time began March 9, when most people in the U.S. adjusted their clocks ahead by an hour. It lasts until Nov. 2 this year, when clocks will go back an hour. In the spring ...