Gus Bilirakis: “Good. Let's get this done.”

Today, when Americans ask if their personal data is protected, the answer depends entirely on which state they’re in.

Why are we forcing families, businesses, and communities to adjust their schedules every spring and fall? The twice-yearly clock change is a relic of the past that no longer reflects the way Americans live.

We are learning from those experiences, because a law that gets struck down in court does not protect a child.

Establishing permanent daylight saving time would provide families with more usable daylight hours in the evening, giving people additional opportunities to spend time outdoors.