On year-round DST, Congress is springing into error

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The Senate’s unanimous passage of a bill to make Daylight Saving Time apply year-round is a well-meaning but awful solution to a very real problem. The House of Representatives should either kill the bill or change it.

The better option is for everyone to live by standard time year-round — to have clocks dictated by the actual position of the sun for the entire year.

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