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Posted On: October 14th 2026, 10:00 pm

Praticidade para vestir. Conforto para acompanhar o dia.

Na linha Comfy, os conjuntos tornam as escolhas mais simples, com peças de malha que unem conforto e estilo em uma só proposta.

Produções descomplicadas, que funcionam para diferentes momentos e deixam o vestir ainda mais fácil.

REF: 62.30.3801| 62.30.3803 | 67.40.3802 | 68.40.3806 | 68.40.3807| 62.30.3810| 67.40.3810 | 62.30.3807 | 68.40.3812| 62.30.3804

Comments (3)

2 days ago

thalitamaiap

😍😍😍😍

3 days ago

casadadeia_cafeeroupas

Amei toda a coleção 😍😍😍louca que as clientes comprem muito essa coleção e depois, quando não fazerem mais sentido e quiserem fazer a moda circular,a @casadadeia_cafeeroupas, estará de portas abertas para receber, e uma das marcas que amoooo fazer curadoria😍😍😍

3 days ago

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Morgan Gamble, a 21-year-old Mass Media Arts senior at Clark Atlanta University, died Tuesday night after a reckless driver struck her vehicle. According to police, Nikolai Dunford was driving 94.4 MPH in a 35 MPH zone when his vehicle slammed into Gamble’s car at the intersection of Hank Aaron Drive and Glen Street in Atlanta’s Summerhill neighborhood, just south of downtown. She was transported to Grady Memorial Hospital where she later died from her injuries, the Atlanta Police report.

Dunford, 36, was charged with speeding, reckless driving and homicide by vehicle in the first degree and booked into Fulton County Jail.

Morgan was a student producer assistant on Netflix’s “A Different World” sequel and even appeared in the pilot episode. Showrunner Felicia Pride shared a tribute on Instagram saying she was “glad she’s forever a part of A Different World.”

Beyond the show, Morgan was a former Miss Omega Psi Phi and a collegiate softball athlete. Her father George Gamble described her as someone who “knew what she wanted” and was already on her way to achieving it, WSB-TV reports.

Her mother Brandi Gamble said: “He deserves whatever it is justice will give him.”

This also happened during Homecoming week at Clark Atlanta University. Incredibly senseless behavior. We send our condolences to all of Morgan’s loved ones. 🙏🏾

📸: Atlanta News First, Morgan’s IG

Chicago-area law enforcement officers took part in an undercover probe by Immigration and Customs Enforcement into Minneapolis mutual aid networks last spring as part of the feds’ conspiracy investigation into 15 Twin Cities activists facing federal felony charges for resisting Operation Metro Surge, according to newly released documents reviewed by WIRED.

An April report by ICE’s investigations wing, Homeland Security Investigations, titled “Antifa Roadshow,” details in-person and electronic surveillance by a joint task force of an April 2 talk. The task force was made up of 14 law enforcement officers—six local cops and eight HSI Chicago agents. The talk included self-described anarchists in Minnesota who spoke about their organizing experiences during the three-month immigration surge, which resulted in the killings of two US citizens.

The document, released by the 15 Minnesota activists’ defense team as part of the ongoing federal case against them, exposes close cooperation between local police, sheriffs, and HSI agents on a prosecution that critics say crosses the line into political repression. The Chicago HSI task force, which included officers from Chicago, Aurora, Downer’s Grove, Cook County, and Kane County, used two undercover agents, unspecified electronic surveillance, audio recordings, license-plate-reader data, and surveillance cameras from Chicago’s sprawling CCTV network to identify the April 2 event’s attendees and build connections to other anti-ICE protests in Illinois and other states.

Records produced by the Kane County Sheriff’s office show the unit in question is the Chicago-area Homeland Security Investigations Task Force. Local cops who join the unit are accepted on either a full- or part-time basis for two years, with the sign-off of their superiors.

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