10 Things to Know for Thursday Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and stories that will be talked about Thursday: People want to raise taxes on the rich - but show little appetite for cuts to Social Security and Medicare, an AP poll shows. Opposition vows more protests unless the constitution drafted by Morsi's Islamist allies is rescinded. The White House says several nations in the Middle East and elsewhere have offered asylum. Just as marijuana is legalized, smokers plan to break the law by smoking pot in public. An Ohio death row inmate who weighs about 450 pounds says he's too obese to be put to death humanely. Among wasteful projects cited in a government report: An underwater robot for a Midwest city with no major rivers or lakes nearby. Columbia execs at first blocked the release of "Time Out" because people "can't dance to these rhythms," recalled the jazz legend, who died Wednesday. A cadet quits West Point shortly before graduation, voicing the most recent objections to the prevalence of religion in the U.S. military. A study finds that scanning the genes of a fetus reveals far more about possible health risks than current testing. The designer of the futuristic capital Brasilia, who died Wednesday, recreated the country's sensuous curves in landmark buildings across the world.