Lawmakers are considering a proposal to end time changes. A bill to make a certain time arrangement permanent will be voted on by the U.S. House of Representatives. This development follows a suggestion made earlier.
Further details about the proposal are available from the source.
A vote on the bill is scheduled to take place next week, according to a notice.
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