The new president of Brazil's Santos soccer club says no player will wear the team's number 10 shirt made globally famous by the late Pelé as long as the team plays in the country’s second division.

Razor wire at a prison facility in Texas. Angela Piazza for The Texas TribuneAfter 40 years behind prison bars almost all of which was spent on Texas' death row a 60-year-old man whose case changed Texas death penalty practices was granted parole Monday. Bobby Moore Texas Department of Criminal JusticeMoore was originally sentenced to death 40 years ago, after he fatally shot a 73-year-old clerk during a Houston robbery. But his case pinged back and forth from from Texas courts to the U.S. Supreme Court since 2017, setting new standards for how Texas determines intellectual disability in death penalty cases. Several men, including Moore himself, have since been taken off of death row after courts determined under the new criteria formed they were intellectually disabled and therefore ineligible for the death penalty.