Pakistan, Aug. 10 -- The United States (US) is facing renewed debate over daylight saving time as President Donald Trump pushes for permanent time changes. Americans are currently scheduled to turn their clocks back on November 1. The annual change has continued for decades and affects millions of people nationwide. However, new legislation could eventually end the twice-yearly clock changes.

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The House of Representatives passed the Sunshine Protection Act on July 14. The legislation would keep clocks forward throughout the year. Trump has supported the proposal and called for an end to changing clocks twice annually. He argued that the current system creates inconvenience ...