The sun will soon appear to rise earlier in the morning and set earlier in the evening for most people in the U.S., as Daylight Saving Time ends and Standard Time begins again. But for millions of Americans whose states don’t observe Daylight Saving Time, the clocks will remain unchanged.

Other states are trying to stay in Daylight Saving Time permanently. They have yet to secure the right to do so, however, and will once again have to fall back an hour this weekend as the controversial cycle rolls on.

Here’s what to know about Daylight Saving Time and where states—and President Donald Trump—stand on the issue.

When do the clocks go back this year?

Daylight Saving Time will end on Nov. 2 at 2 a.m. local time this year, meaning that at that time, the clocks will shift backward by one ho

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