US President Donald Trump renews calls for the US Senate to quickly vote on a bill that would make daylight saving time permanent. Trump says changing the clocks twice a year causes unnecessary disruption. His renewed push comes after the US House of Representatives clears the measure.
Both outlets refer to the “NO MORE CHANGING THE CLOCKS ACT,” also described as the Sunshine Protection Act in reporting. The Hill adds that the timing and prospects depend on Senate action, noting that some Republicans in the upper chamber oppose the proposal. Mint similarly frames Trump’s comments as urging fast Senate consideration following House approval, without detailing the specific voting outlook in the Senate.
Overall, the articles agree on the key steps in the legislative process: the House has passed the bill, and Trump is urging the Senate to move it forward promptly. They also align on the rationale Trump gives—that ending the twice-yearly clock changes would reduce disruption.
