Would You Trade 40 Minutes Of Daylight To Prevent 300 Car Crashes? Musk's DOGE Proposes Axing Daylight Saving Time
When the world was at its lowest during World War I sacrifices needed to be made in order to support the global effort to snuff out nationalism, militarism, and imperialism. In a bid to conserve fuel and energy, the U.S. turned to Daylight Saving Time in 1918. We pulled the clocks forward by one hour during the summer…