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Did we gain or lose an hour? Did time change last night? Here's what to know about Daylight Saving Time 2026
Daylight saving time officially ended on November 1, 2026, resulting in an extra hour for Americans. Clocks were set back one hour at 2am, marking the transition to standard time. While some states want to end this clock-changing practice, Congress has not yet made a decision. The Sunshine Protection Act, aimed at making daylight saving time permanent, is still pending in the Senate.
Daylight saving time 2026: Did the clocks change today, and when do they go back in the US?
Daylight saving time 2026: People in the United States are preparing for the end of daylight saving time, but the clocks have not changed yet. The US will not turn back time today, October 25. On November 1, clocks will roll back by one hour, giving people an extra hour overnight but bringing earlier sunsets and darker evenings.
In China's backyard, America has become a humbler superpower
Far from Ukraine and the Gaza Strip, as the Group of 7 wealthy democracies gathered in Italy to discuss a range of old, entrenched challenges, the nature of American power is being transformed across the region that Washington sees as crucial for the century to come: the Asia-Pacific.
Clinton, Obama duel as vital votes loom
Rivals Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton stepped up their battle Monday on the eve of the next primary showdown, as the Democratic party head urged unity in the race to rout Republicans from the White House in November.
Obama says Clinton's gas tax relief plan symbolizes a candidacy of phony ideas
Barack Obama sharpened his attacks on rival Hillary Rodham Clinton Saturday as he made a pitch for support from working-class voters who could decide the outcome of next week's critical primaries in Indiana and North Carolina.
