Senate opposes Daylight Saving bill

The US House recently approved a bill to implement year-round Daylight Saving Time nationwide, but it faces opposition in the Senate. Several Republican senators, including Tom Cotton and Steve Daines, oppose the measure due to concerns about children and workers being forced to start their day in the dark, especially in Western states. While Florida's senator supports the bill, Senate leaders remain uncertain whether it can garner the 60 votes needed to proceed, with some indicating the optionality for states and previous legislative reversals complicate its prospects.

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