Trump presses Senate to back permanent daylight saving time

President Trump urged the Senate to vote on the Sunshine Protection Act (permanent daylight saving time nationwide), after the House approved it 308-117. The bill would repeal exemptions under the Uniform Time Act of 1966, though states could opt out if they act before enactment. Trump says longer daylight in the evenings reduces disruption and crime, but GOP concerns persist: Sen. Tom Cotton warned about winter sunrises and second-order effects, while Senate Leader John Thune said broad support remains uncertain as the chamber reconvenes after a break.