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Let's begin.:D 2008: Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Barack Obama (D-IL)

With a POD no earlier than January 1st, 1925, have a three-way World War 2 between the US and Europe, the USSR, and Japan.:D

Your challenge is simple: Have the Axis powers (or at least Germany, Italy, and Germany's client states) win the war with the latest possible POD. Winning is defined as either a real victory or a negotiated peace in which the Axis controls most of continental Europe, at the very minimum...

With a POD no earlier than the start of the First World War, have Imperial Germany successfully pull off a naval invasion of Great Britain by the end of the decade.:D

Evidently if the Germans win the Battle of Britain, Sealion succeeds and the Soviet Union falls in 3 weeks because Uncle Joe is distracted by an art show in Austria.

Alright, let's say that for whatever reason, the Central Powers of Germany, Austria, Bulgaria, Turkey, and possibly other countries beat the Entente. With the war over, what is the political future of the Austro-Hungarian Empire? Does it reform into a federal empire of sorts to give more...

With a POD of October 14th, 1994 (Pulp Fiction general release in the US), get Samuel L. Jackson (yes, that one) elected president no later than the 2016 elections. Bonus points if his running mate is Morgan Freeman. My idea: Governor of California? BTW, he's a Democrat.

With a POD of April 12, 1861, turn the American Civil War into a global conflict by January 1st, 1865. The sides should be: Side A: USA Prussia/Pro-Prussian German States Mexico (occupied by France) Italy Russia Spain Side B: CSA Britain France Ottoman Empire Austria/Pro-Austrian German...

Something I can't find info about: What's the little US exclave in Mexico which I see in UCS maps from about the start of WWI through the 1920's? Note: The map is from my ATL about an alternate Spanish-American War.

With a POD no earlier than January 1st, 1984, have Walter Mondale beat Ronald Reagan with a majority of the popular and electoral votes.

Yup, another version. Let us begin: 2000: Albert Gore (D-TN)/Joseph Lieberman (D-CT)

With a POD of October 14, 1066, have the British Empire, or at least some empire centered in Britain, conquer the entire world.:D Possible without ASB intervention? Probably not. But we can try.

Though Germany IOTL modified the Schlieffen Plan to only invade Belgium and Luxembourg, the original plan involved invading the Netherlands as well. Assuming this is the case, what are the consequences? Does the Dutch military do anything to slow down the Germans?

From what I've read, Romania was on the verge of jumping into WWI in 1914 to get Bessarabia from Russia. What would be the consequences of this occuring? Romania may be small, but it's still another army to fight. Does Russia fall faster?

So Churchill was interested IOTL in having Turkey join the Allies to open another front in the Balkans. What if, say, in 1943, in conjunction with the Italian Campaign, Turkey declares war on Germany, while American, British, colonial African/Middle Eastern, Commonwealth, and Greek/Yugoslav...

So, yeah. What if the US doesn't sponsor a coup against the Nicaraguan president? Would Zelaya's ultimate goal of a United States of Central America come to fruition?

Through the end of the 19th century, tensions between the US and Spain were high. In a way, they were opposites; the United States was a rising star in the global community and was soon to have the largest economy of any nation, while the Kingdom of Spain's empire was crumbling and limited to a...

So in pretty much every Surviving Weimar Republic I've seen, Austria merges with Germany at some point. Though this is of course plausible due to nationalism, wouldn't that be a violation of a certain League of Nations resolution which barred Austro-German unification? Also, would Germany have...

What if, instead of moving quite a bit to the right to try and get the evangelical/religious right in 2008, McCain remains a relative moderate who can have appeal even among liberals such as myself? Do his chances of winning increase with doing better among swing voters?

So I've read that both the US and Spain were extremely tactically incompetent in the war, and that Spain may have won if they weren't even dumber than the Americans. If I'm not mistaken, Cuban rebels already held a good portion of the island when the Americans landed, so would Spain have lost...