The U.S. Senate has once again stalled on efforts to make daylight saving time permanent, failing to reach consensus on ending the twice-yearly clock changes.
Republican Senator Rick Scott attempted to revive the bill, first unanimously approved in March 2022, on Wednesday.
However, Senator Tom Cotton swiftly opposed any move to fast-track the legislation.
This contentious debate has spanned years, even garnering support from Donald Trump and undergoing a legislative hearing earlier this year, but a resolution remains elusive.
Standard time is set to resume across the United States this Sunday.
