The countdown to the next clock change is on, but the Trump administration wants it to be the last. Americans are still expected to turn their clocks back on November 1, as daylight saving time comes to an end, even after the House passed legislation that would keep clocks forward year-round. The catch? The Senate is in recess until September 14, and key lawmakers have questioned whether there are enough votes to pass the measure before the fall time change arrives. That means millions of Americans are once again asking a familiar question: Will this finally be the year the country stops changing its clocks? For now, the answer appears to be no. If the Senate approves the measure, it would head to the president's desk for his signature. Until that happens, Americans should still plan on changing their clocks November 1.
