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What happens if Lincoln is not assassinated in 1865? I'll give my take on it. April 1865 - Lincoln escapes assassination in Washington D.C. at Ford's Theater. A famous actor is arrested for attempting to enter the president's box there by Lincoln's guard. He survives to continue out his second...

What if instead of having Kennedy withdrawal all of his support for the Bay of Pigs, he allows air and naval support for the invasion of Cuba in 1961?

What would a Kennedy presidency look like if Jack lived, but the United States was not involved to any degree in the civil war in Vietnam?

What if the Allies have to use the atomic bomb on Nazi Germany during World War II? What would a chronological timeline with such a sequence of events look like?

What if enough votes were garnered in the American senate to remove President Andrew Johnson in 1867?

What if instead of not choosing to favor the South, Abraham Lincoln gives orders for the arrest and trial of remaining Confederate leadership such as Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis. They are subsequently found guilty of treason and executed.

What if instead of joining the Confederate cause, Robert E. Lee accepts Abraham Lincoln's offer to command the Union army instead?

What if a terrorist team deliberately created diversions across the Los Angeles freeway system all at once with the aim of being able to conduct a large scale attack in multiple locations such as a chemical weapons attack or mass shooting? How could it compare to 9/11?

What if instead of dying after only a few days in the hospital, the third child of President Kennedy survives into adulthood?

What if following the failed invasion by the Union of Bull Run after the Civil War, the Southern troops kept up their momentum and sacked Washington D.C.? How does this affect the later outcome of the war?

What if the United States did use the atomic bomb on a demonstration island as a warning to Japan to surrender before using it on an actual city?

What if the jury chosen to acquit the OJ Simpson trial in 1995 ends in a mistrial instead without a verdict?

What if instead of Abraham Lincoln becoming the sixteenth President of the United States in 1860, his rival Steven Douglas does instead?

What is the legacy of President Kennedy if instead of dying in his first term from assassination, does so from a sudden complication of Addison's Disease which takes his life without much warning? How does the American public react to this deception?

What if on September 11, 2001, the hijackings take place in the evening or late afternoon instead of mornings and Flight 93 successfully targets the White House during a barbecue being held members of Congress with the President also present?

What if like many creators of iconic businesses, Walt Disney is a secret, but active sexual predator while still alive and managing his company where he preyed and assaulted former employees and even guests at his resorts and on filming trips with him? Perhaps he was like the alleged Bill Cosby...

What if OJ Simpson is convicted of the double murders of his ex-wife and also Ronald Goldman? Are their riots, where does he go to prison, and how it affects popular culture? I think in part he would be convicted in October 1995, sentenced to a double life term in a California prison in...

What if like many creators of iconic businesses, Walt Disney is a well known sexual predator while living. Stories of his actions only spread out while years later. How does this affect his legacy?

Find a way as the prosecution for the case against OJ Simpson during his double murder trial in 1994/5 and successfully convict him for both killing that he was acquitted off OTL.

What if the United States solely focuses on defeating Japan during World War II and no nation of Europe?