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US returns to standard time as Senate rejects Trump's push to end clock changes

Americans will set clocks back one hour on Sunday, November 1, as President Donald Trump's months-long campaign to end the twice-yearly time change fails to gain traction in Congress this year. Despite Trump's public pressure, including posting a senator's phone number, lawmakers did not pass legislation to make daylight saving time permanent.

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US returns to standard time as Senate rejects Trump's push to end clock changes
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