As the end of daylight saving time approaches, a heated discussion on the possibility of making it permanent has gained momentum. Former President Trump is actively urging Congress to eliminate the biannual clock changes, pressing the Senate to pass legislation that would end the practice altogether. States like Delaware have already taken steps towards this change, while others, including Ohio and California, are contemplating the implications of permanent daylight saving time. Opinions vary widely, with some viewing it as a potential cost-saving measure and others expressing concerns about health impacts and the effects on sunrise and sunset times. Critics highlight that previous attempts at permanent daylight saving did not yield positive outcomes, raising questions about its practicality. As the discussion evolves, states are preparing for possible shifts, and citizens nationwide are weighing in on whether to adopt a permanent time change.