05/23/2026
The Sunshine Protection Act is back in front of Congress. The President said this week he'll work hard to pass it.
The headline says we'd stop changing our clocks. What it doesn't say: which clock we'd keep.
Sleep medicine, cardiology, and circadian research have all lined up behind permanent standard time, the version where mornings keep their light. Stanford modeling in 2025 estimated permanent standard time could prevent roughly 300,000 stroke cases per year. Permanent daylight saving would prevent about 220,000.
Under permanent daylight saving time in Mississippi, our December sunrise in Jackson wouldn't break until nearly 8 a.m. Still, many (including President Trump) still support having "more sunlight" later in the day.
Which do you prefer? Daylight Savings Time or Standard Time?
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