On Nov. 18, 1883, Americans adopted four standardized time zones, replacing a confusing, dangerous hodgepodge of times.

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Towns would set their clocks by gauging the position of the Sun, leading every city to operate on a slightly different time.

Standard time returns in autumn, when clocks are turned back an hour ... The growth of railroads in America triggered the creation of time zones in 1883. DST was formally introduced in 1918 ...

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Opinion writer Olivia Roderick shares how our yearly clock changes began and why they need to end, once and for all.

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DST will end at 02:00:00 AM, Sunday, Oct 27, 1918. When local clocks are to be set backward by 1 hour.

Have you set your clocks back yet? As daylight saving time ends, here's a reminder of when we'll spring forward in 2025.