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They got it after the War of Succession; WI they'd kept it?

WI it had failed, without it as a propaganda victory for the Vietcong (although they were beaten back in OTL) how does the media (Walter Cronkite, etc) and both parties react going into that year's Presidential election?

WI he'd been able to reach Asia and return?

Based on this, let's say the dispatch is disproven and war is avoided, what happens to Bismark?

Forget about Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, who would win in a true godlike grudge match?

WI Mao is killed/dies during the Long March; what happens to China after WW2?

WI the country had stayed entirely on a silver standard until the Great Depression?

WI James Garfield had lived and served two terms?

WI Aaron Burr had been able to go to Texas? What exactly does he do with it?

WI Peter had been killed?

The history of income tax in the USA dates back to the Civil War in 1862. The tax was repealed ten years later but Congress brought back the income tax in 1913 while the IRS itself was created in 1953, but WI it hadn't been? Does the Treasury Department take over instead?

Ha, ha: CNN drops below newsmax in ratings https://www.forbes.com/sites/markjoyella/2023/05/15/cnn-drops-to-fourth-place-in-prime-time-friday-night-behind-newsmax/

So here it is (via Rumble):

Thanos with the Infinity Stones vs. Doctor Manhattan. Who wins?

I've been wondering if the Vulcans were at least partly inspired by Ray Bradbury's Martians, and wondered what would have happened if the two races ever met; let's say a Vulcan ship crosses over into the Bradbury universe before the Martians were wiped out, what happens next?

The right to squat? https://thepostmillennial.com/oregonians-blast-lawmakers-over-proposed-bill-to-legalize-homeless-camps?utm_campaign=64487

What would it have taken for Japan to have stayed neutral in WW2 (at least until the Russians declared war)? Perhaps they stay focused on holding Manchuria and don't invade China?

WI the United States had followed Washington's advice about not following party politics? How might political factions have developed in the US? Would there be coalitions, or individuals running for office and vying for large voting groups?

Since this is an area that doesn't seem to get more attention, what would California (and the rest of the West Coast, for that matter) have looked like under Russian colonization without the Spanish/Mexicans being there? What happens if the US still exists & decides it wants that territory...

So here's the idea-Nixon takes a go it alone approach until his resignation, meaning that Carl Albert becomes acting President afterwards. Does Albert run for a full term himself, or does he take a caretaker role?