News From Alternate Timelines
In a world where President John F. Kennedy was never assassinated, history took a remarkable turn. On November 22, 1963, in Dallas, a twist of fate altered the trajectory of the 20th century. As the motorcade wound through Dealey Plaza, a sudden mechanical failure in the would-be assassin’s rifle rendered the weapon useless. Kennedy, unaware […]
In the summer of 1945, the world stood on the precipice of an uncertain future. The United States, having developed the atomic bomb through the secretive Manhattan Project, faced a monumental decision. In this alternate timeline, however, the U.S. chose a different path, opting not to unleash the devastating power of atomic weapons on the […]
The decision to relocate the capital from Washington, D.C., to the sun-drenched shores of Palm Beach was made in the early 20th century. This move symbolized the nation’s shift towards modernity and progress and was spearheaded by President Theodore Roosevelt, who believed that the new location would inspire a fresh wave of innovation and optimism […]
When the law mandating four years of military service for all Americans was passed in 2025, the nation was deeply divided. Some hailed it as a necessary step to foster unity and discipline, while others decried it as an infringement on personal freedom. Regardless of the opinions, the wheels of change were set in motion, […]
In the early 1990s, as discussions about NAFTA began to falter, the political climate in North America grew increasingly tense. Without the promise of a unified trade zone, each country turned inward, focusing on bolstering their domestic industries and protecting their markets from foreign competition. The United States, wary of losing its manufacturing base, implemented […]
The sun rose over the Sonoran Desert, casting long shadows across the newly completed border wall between Mexico and the United States. Stretching from the Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico, the wall stood as a monolithic testament to human ingenuity and determination. It was a marvel of engineering, equipped with sensors, cameras, and […]
In 2016, history was made when Hillary Clinton was elected the first woman President of the United States. The nation watched with bated breath as she took the oath of office, her hand firmly placed on the Bible, her eyes reflecting the weight of the moment. This was a triumph not just for her, but […]
In the bustling port city of Genoa, a young and ambitious Christopher Columbus stood before the Doge of Genoa, pleading his case. The year was 1491, and Columbus’s dream of discovering a new route to the Indies had been met with skepticism across Europe. However, in his homeland of Italy, he found a receptive audience. […]
The year was 1865, and the United States was emerging from the ashes of the Civil War. The nation was fractured, its wounds deep and raw, but there was hope. President Abraham Lincoln, a man of towering intellect and unyielding resolve, stood at the helm, guiding the country through its most tumultuous period. On the […]
As the 1970s dawned, King’s influence only grew stronger. His voice, already powerful, became a resonant force that echoed through the halls of Congress and the hearts of the American people. The Poor People’s Campaign, which he had been planning before his near-assassination, gained unprecedented momentum. King’s vision for economic justice and equality for all […]