What if we didn't 'fall back' when daylight saving time ends?

(NEXSTAR) — The end of daylight saving time is upon us once again, despite efforts by states and Congress to lock the clocks.Daylight saving time, which we've been observing since early March, will officially end at 2 a.m. local time on Sunday, November 3. That means an extra hour of sleep, plus earlier sunrises.The opposite end of that is, of course, earlier sunsets.While sleep and health experts largely agree that year-round standard time (the time we're about to observe) is "undeniably"