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Maryland lawmakers are considering removing the Council on American-Islamic Relations, also known as CAIR, from a state commission to prevent hate crimes.
Thousands of Hertha Berlin fans marched together to Berlin's Olympic stadium in silent remembrance of club president Kay Bernstein, who died unexpectedly on Tuesday aged 43. The procession on Sunday morning took place before Hertha's second division game against Fortuna Düsseldorf. The police spoke of a provisional figure of 7,000 participants. Fans were dressed in black or wearing a Hertha blue training jacket, which was Bernstein's trademark. The president was a passionate Hertha fan and used
Hertha Berlin's 2-2 draw with Fortuna Düsseldorf in a second division match on Sunday was in the background as club and fans used the game as a moment to honour late president Kay Bernstein, who died unexpectedly on Tuesday aged 43. Hertha coach Pal Dardai had tears in his eyes as the players stood in the centre circle and a minute's silence shortly before kick-off. "Kay was a person who touched us. He never asked what was good for Kay. He always asked what was good for Hertha," Dardai told broa
Hertha Belin won't have early elections following the death of president Kay Bernstein, the club said on Friday. Interim president Fabian Drescher will lead the club until the regular elections in autumn. "We are all still shocked by the death of our friend and colleague," Drescher said in a video interview published by Hertha. This makes it all the more important "that the entire Hertha family stands together now. For this, we need a strong executive committee, which we have." Hertha said on Tu