On your mark, get set, change your clocks — unless you live in Arizona and Hawaii. Daylight saving time is upon us once again, or in a nutshell, “longer days in the summer, shorter days in the winter.

Each quarter, NerdWallet calculates the home affordability for 178 metropolitan areas, matching the list of metros for which the National Association of Realtors publishes median home prices. This ...

Due to its massive size, the United States, innumerable miles from east to west, cannot always function under the same local time. Thus, the United States officially recognizes six time zones in order ...

Time zones typically create an interesting situation for the North American sports fan. If you’re on the east coast, games start later and potentially push your sleep schedule back further. If you’re ...

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One of the most popular holidays of all time revolves around a clock — New Year's Eve In the spring, if you live in Arizona and your work is based on the East Coast, your work shift likely starts an ...

Last Friday, Broc Romanek posted about the problem of expressing and determining time in contracts. This reminded me of a Nevada Supreme Court case from 2001 in which the constitutionality of two ...

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It's almost time to change your clocks. The beloved daylight saving time phrase "spring forward, fall back" is a helpful mnemonic used twice a year for states like Florida and Georgia. But Arizonans ...

Most people set their clocks before going to bed. Phones, computers and TVs don’t have to do anything — devices automatically adjust to correct time. With remote working — #WFH or working from home — ...

The beloved daylight saving time phrase "spring forward, fall back" is a helpful mnemonic used twice a year for states like ...