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 ...

The moon in March is not in her usual pearly white/silvery avatar. Rather, it’s going to be striking rusty red. Why? Because ...

This may sound a little outrageous, but hear me out. There is an economist who's made the argument that the continental U.S. would be better off divided into just two time zones instead of four.

On March 13-14, 2025, a total lunar eclipse will turn the moon into a reddish hue, known as a 'blood moon'. North and South America will have an exceptional view. The event spans different U.S. time ...