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Trump push to end US clock switching hits dead end

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Efforts to mandate year-round daylight saving time in the US have stalled in the Senate.
What happened
Efforts to mandate year-round daylight saving time have stalled in the Senate. Despite significant pressure from President Donald Trump, a bill that passed the House in July has not been approved by the Senate. The bill's fate remains uncertain. President Trump has again urged the Senate to approve the bill.
Why it matters
The outcome of this bill could impact the US time-keeping system. The Senate's decision affects the country's daylight saving time policy. The bill's fate has significant implications for the country's clock switching schedule.
Key facts
- President Trump urged the Senate to approve the bill.
- The bill passed the House in July with a 308-117 vote.
- President Trump's efforts to pass the bill have been unsuccessful so far.
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