What will the world be like in a hundred years?

• Tampa Bay, 2100
  St. Petersburg and Tampa erupt in bitter war of words and rival newspaper editorials over which side gets to host the Robot Olympics.
• Gender relations
  Self-help books are scanned directly into the brain. Married people power-walk away from spouses who refuse to communicate in a planetary language (Venusian or Martian) they understand.
• Popular Culture
  Mugs and Movies of Weaver, Ala., becomes the last U.S. theater to embrace digital cinema technology, allowing the venue to download pristine movie copies from the Turner 7 satellite.
• Business
  Bank of the Globe, still headquartered in Charlotte, N.C., acquires its last competitor and announces new customer fee policy: Give us your money and go away.
• Race relations
  The stalling of a long-running boom economy has produced a new, meaner breed of "angry white males" who are determined to send all blacks back to Africa or Haiti.
• Sports
  Sports television shows are broadcast holographically. A miniature image of the entire football field (for example) is projected into an empty space in the living room.
• The Drawing
  News item 2014: Florida adopts a more humane form of execution.