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U.S. will continue seasonal time change with clocks falling back next month
Three approaches to daylight saving time were considered this year, but no changes were made.
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The United States considered three different approaches to daylight saving time this year, according to The Hill.
Despite these considerations, the country will maintain the current practice of adjusting clocks seasonally.
As a result, clocks will fall back by one hour as usual next month, continuing the existing time change schedule.
No changes to the daylight saving time policy were implemented this year, leaving the seasonal clock changes intact.
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