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☆ Trump's plan to end daylight savings: Will 4:30 a.m. be the new American daybreak?
  + stars: | 2024-12-22 | by ( Https | Media-Cldnry.S-Nbcnews.Com Image Upload Newscms | David K. Li | ) www.nbcnews.com   time to read: +9 min
Opponents of daylight savings say it can pose a risk of mood disorders, adverse cardiovascular events and car crashes. The Senate two years ago overwhelmingly passed legislation to make daylight savings year-round though the bill stalled out from there. What little polling on daylight savings vs. standard has been conducted over the years seems to slightly favor daylight savings. "We naturally have more sunlight (in daylight savings months), whether we had daylight saving time or not, we just have longer days. But we've tried permanent daylight savings before, the last in 1974, and it didn't work."
Persons: Donald Trump, revel, Trump’s, Kin Yuen, Yuen, Nathaniel Watson, Karin Johnson, Johnson, Sen, Marco Rubio, Joseph Young, Young, it's, Rubio, they'd, she’s, we've, Tom Cotton, he’d, Trump, ” Organizations: U.S, University of California San, NBC News, University of Washington Medicine Sleep, American Academy of Sleep, American Academy of Neurology, Baystate Medical, Senate, State Department, The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, IIHF, National Retail Federation, “ Locations: America, University of California San Francisco, Springfield , Massachusetts, afterwork, UCSF, U.S
☆ I went sober in my mid-20s and became more confident at work and less anxious
  + stars: | 2023-06-06 | by ( Sarah Wood | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +7 min
Sarah Wood, 27, says she drank to fit in socially and at work events even as it made her anxious. How stopping drinking affected my work lifeStopping drinking was a personal decision, so I never considered how it might affect my work life. Sobriety made my life at work better tooFeeling as if I could bring my whole self to work and be accepted for it further boosted my confidence. I strongly believe that sobriety has only positively affected my work life. Sobriety hasn't hurt my work life, but that's only my experience.
Persons: Sarah Wood, Wood, —, I've, Eager, Goldman Sachs, I'm, hadn't, they'd Organizations: Service, College, Art Basel Locations: New York, New York City, Miami
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