<em>The Atlantic </em>Daily: Have We Sprung Forward for the Last Time?
Americans are already grappling with the potential ramifications of making daylight saving time permanent.
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This week, the United States Senate did something surprising: It unanimously passed a bill to end, reports. The legislation passed under a process called unanimous consent, wherein the body can skip the rigamarole and jump to a simple yay, as long as there are no objections. (None were raised.)
